Hyperallergic is running a terrific View from the Easel series that will satisfy anyone interested in artist studios. Vancouver artist Amelia Alcock-White says hers “has been relegated to the dark underworld of a basement” after her second child moved into the bright, south-facing room she once used. She says it works impressively now.
“I crank up the fan and baby monitor to some good ol’ sleeping babe rhythms,” she says. “My strategy: to find Zen anywhere and work within any available time allowance.”
Here is some of her work, from the series Water Born.–Intertidal 18 x 36 inches
–Matthew’s Aquarium 30 x 40 inches
–Through the Looking Glass 24 x 36 inches
The artist’s website, here.
Hyperallergic’s studio spotlight on Amelia Alcock-White, here.
- See also this previous post on the studios of famous artists like Picasso.
Very Talented I love all the water…. Im a fish!
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Thanks for visiting. Glad you enjoyed it, fish!
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I love the one with the little boy (Matthew’s Aquarium) 🙂 The way he is underwater and simultaneously puts his hands on the glass. His body, his fingers and his lovely cheeks which are filled with air! Just perfect!
Greetings! 🙂
P/S: Sorry about any grammatical errors 😦
P/S 2: in greek magikifoni (μαγική φωνή) means ”magic voice” !! 😉
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That’s a great description. (And there are no grammatical errors, or spelling errors either). Thank you for your comments, and it’s nice to meet you.
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