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UP
COMING EXHIBITIONS
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Beneath
the Skin: Artwork Inspired by Tattoos will
feature national artists, whose works are inspired
by the art and culture of tattoos. The art of
tattooing- where skin is the artist’s canvas
- has roots in primitive tribal cultures, yet
still thrives today as an expression of individuality
and ingenuity. Beneath the Skin in the South
Gallery of MCA takes a fascinating look at tattoos
through the eyes of visual artists. Including
Shawn Barber’s revealing portraits of tattoo
artists and Sherri Lynn Wood’s tattoo embroidered
dolls, and works by Elilzabeth McGrath and Morgan
Slade, Nick Bubash, Don Ed Hardy, John Wyatt,
Tom DeVita, Alix Lambert, Sherri Lynn Wood and
Aaron Cain.
The exhibition will run from September 12, 2008
-December 7, 2008.
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| New
Prints |
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Huck releases latest print "Up Dung Creek" |
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Tom
Huck, Linocut Print, 17.5" x 28.5",
Printed at Edinboro University
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Quandt Fine Art is pleased to present the latest
print from Tom Huck. "Up Dung Creek"
was created during Huck's recent visit to Edinboro
University in Edinboro, PA. The Print measures
17 1/2"x 28 1/2" and was printed with
the assistance of the students in the printmaking
department at the university.
Tom
Huck was born in 1971 in Farmington, MO. He
attended Southern Illinois University in Carbondale
where he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts
in Drawing. He received his Master of Fine
Arts in Printmaking from Washington University
in St. Louis in 1995. Since 1995, he has exhibited
on a national and international level, and
he has lectured widely across the U.S. about
his work. His woodcut prints are included
in numerous public and private collections,
including the Whitney Museum of American Art,
Minneapolis Institute of Art, Spencer Museum
of Art, Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Saint
Louis Art Museum, Milwaukee Art Museum, Fogg
Art Museum, and New York Public Library. He
now lives and works in St. Louis, MO where
he runs his own press, Evil Prints.
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Whats
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New
Work
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Nick
Bubash
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Nick
Bubash can't be defined by a single medium or
style. His projects are monumental as shown
here in Book I of his latest project chronicling
his life. The works are raw and delicate, while
maintaining a constant truth to there meaning.
Click
Here
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Thom
deVita
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Thom
deVita has been an innovator in the tattoo
world for the last 40 years. His studio on
the lower Eastside is described by Ed Hardy
as a "Power Vision" of images. Thom's
work has been included in every major Museum
exhibition of the art form.
Click
Here
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