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My friends over at Femme Femme Femme just posted my new paintings, so I guess I might as well post them on my blog, too. I also just noticed that Ad Hoc Art gallery has the "5 Identities, 5 Destinations" show up on their website now, so if you want to see a preview of the seven paintings that I will be exhibiting in NYC (along with the work of 4 other fantastic women artists) go to Ad Hoc Art. These 3 paintings are part of that show - which opens Friday, July 25th (7-10pm) and continues through August 24th, 2008 (49 Bogart St, Brooklyn, NY). Contact the gallery if interested. Hope to see you at the opening!
And this is very cool: Ad Hoc Art had a show called "Poets of the Paste" that just closed. You can view that show on the Village Voice website.
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July 17, 2008: STRANGE EROTIC DREAMS SWEEP THE NATION
11 comments:
Bravo, Amy!
Very nice work, indeed.
Thanks, Mark! Means a lot coming from you. :)
I just LOVE your work, Amy. I keep seeing you on boingboing and thinking, some day, I need to own one of those.
They're so beautiful! I seriously can not stop looking at them over and over again. I hope to see more soon.
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Her work is new to me,but I like it.I could see any of these in my home.
Yes, I agree. It's beautiful artwork. I'd really like to know what inspired you and what do the symbols (i.e. the cat, birds/wingss, clown costume, stick and ball, die) represent in the context of the painting?
Little dreams of carny heaven - lovely work!
Thanks for the really nice comments about my new paintings. These are based on my "Little Pierrot" series. My symbols (characters/objects) are sometimes used for "double entendres" or visual puns, but they also contribute to the design of the picture. I like the shape, construction, or colors of certain objects. The narratives evolve from the geometry of the compositions more than anything, and they often make sense to me after I have intuitively drawn them. I come up with the titles last. I like to evoke feelings, interaction and connections between all of the elements. Down to the girl's toes.:)
The girl, clown, die, cat, vintage musical instruments are all things that I personally like. So, I repeat them and they become personal symbols and... universal ones as well. It's a surreal dream world that is meant to entertain. It's not that different from the Casino de Paris of the 1920's.
Hi Amy, I like your paintings, and I too was first introduced to your work through boingboing :) Do you have any prints for sale, or have any intention of releasing some in the future? I would be interested in putting some of your work up in my house, but I'm a college student and can't afford originals.
Hi Brett- Thanks. There are some prints for sale on my website:
http://www.amycrehore.com
Little pierrot prints, monkey love prints and a blues gal print.
I will be doing more prints in the future and might have some specials.
Amy
They really are beautiful. they evoke such a wide range of emotions and each one seems to evoke a different one. The vintage musical instruments realy speak to me particularly. I love the old guitar in pic 2. Very surreal!
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