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- Caspar David Friedrich
- Caspar David Friedrich is a painter who really only paints the sky which I love because usually, artists don't base their art on only one thing.
- Caspar David Friedrich is known for using oil paint and dabbled with sepias, watercolor, and ink.
- Fun Fact: Caspar David Friedrich painted over 500 works in his lifetime.
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- Marissa Y Alexander
- Marissa Alexander is known for her beautiful both functional and sculptural pottery and also artwork.
- Her artwork is full of vibrant colors and shapes.
- I just love the colors shes uses and how different every piece is.

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- I'm currently redrawing this on a canvas and going to paint it with acrylic paint.

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- Dahlov Ipcar
- Dahlov Ipcar is known for her wildly colorful, kaleidoscopic paintings of farm animals and exotic creatures from the plains and jungles of Africa.
- Dahlov Ipcar creates paintings, sculptures, and prints.
- Dahlov paints with oil and watercolor.
- Dahlov was Encouraged by her parents to start painting at a very young age.
- I really like the colors she uses and how well everything blends in together while still looking good. and if you keep looking at the paintings you keep seeing new things, that's how many details she puts in her work.

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- Jadé Fadojutimi creates canvas paintings.
-  Jadé Fadojutimi's art captures mysterious landscapes which are between figuration and abstraction and reality.
- Jadé uses watercolor, oil, and acrylic paint.
- I love the colors she uses and how well they go together. I also like how all her work is different and unique.

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- Bob Ross created realism with imagination paintings.
- Bob Ross used thick oil paints.
- After completing one year of high school and working with his father, Ross was enlisted at 18 for the United States Air Force. While stationed in Alaska, he took his first painting class. this was the early 1960s.
- Ross got joy from painting and felt it was a form of therapy, so he wanted to spread that joy to others.
- I like that bob ross paints realistic landscapes and that he wanted to spread joy through art.

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Weekly art (3/30) (1 of my final pieces)

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Weekly art (3/30) (1 of my final pieces)

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- His website https://www.alteroncegumby.com/about

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Education
2014-2016 M.F.A., Yale School of Art, New Haven, CT

2013 BFA, Painting, Hunter College, New York, NY

2011 ASS, Art Practice, Dutchess Community College, Poughkeepsie, NY

Solo Shows

Art-in-Buildings: On Earth as It Is in Heaven
October 2021; New York, NY

Bode Projects: Cross Colours
September 2021; Berlin, GR

Charles Moffett & False Flag: Somewhere Under the Rainbow/ The Sky is Blue and What am I
March 2021; New York, NY

Parrasch/ Heijnen Gallery: My Favorite Color is a Rainbow
October 2020; Los Angeles, CA

Long Gallery; When the Nightmare Comes- I Believe
June 2020; New York, NY

Parrasch/ Heijnen Gallery: Catching the Holy Ghost
February 2019; Los Angeles, CA

Long Gallery: Reading Rainbows
September 2017; New York, NY

Fondation des Etats Unis: Black(ness) is Beautiful
April 2017; Paris, FR

6B.ASE: One Way Ticket Across The Universe
October 2016; Bronx, NY

Mildred I. Washington Gallery: Alteronce Gumby; Since 1985
October 2015; Poughkeepsie, NY

Selected Group Shows
Phillips; House of Crowns
December 2021; New York, NY

Welancora Gallery; Red
June 2021; Brooklyn, NY

Hauser & Wirth; There's There There
May 2021; Southampton, NY

Abattoir Gallery; The Dead Don't Die
May 2021; Cleveland, OH

False Flag; Abstraction in the Black Diaspora
October 2020; New York, NY

Fridmen Gallery; Young Artists: One
June 2020; New York, NY

Latchkey Gallery; A muffled sound underwater
February 2020; New York, NY

Feirman Gallery; Red Telephone
January 2020; New York, NY

Yale School of Architecture Gallery; Pleasure Garden
January 2020; New Haven, CT

Gladstone Gallery; Abstract, Representational, and so forth
June 2019; New York, NY

Phillips; American African American
January 2019; New York, NY

Jean-Paul Najar Foundation; The Monochrome Revisited
October 2018; United Arab Emirates

Pizzuti Collection; For Freedom
September 2018; Columbus, OH

Ltd Los Angeles; I'll Go There, But I Won't Stay
September 2018; Los Angeles, CA

Hammond Harkins Galleries; Northern Suns
August 2018; Columbus, OH

American University Museum; Things Unseen
June 2018; Washington D.C.

Rental Gallery; Color People curated by Rashid Johnson
July 2017; East Hampton, NY

Hammond Harkins Galleries; I Dream in Color
March 2017; Columbus, OH

6B.ASE: Group Show
December 2016; Bronx, NY

Camden Arts Centre: London Summer Intensive; Works in Progress
August 2016; London, UK

Hammond Harkins Gallery: Surfaces
July 2016; Columbus, OH

Infinity Room Gallery; Sunrise/ Sunset Group Exhibition
March 2016; Los Angeles, CA

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Education 2014-2016 M.F.A., Yale School of Art, New Haven, CT 2013 BFA, Painting, Hunter College, New York, NY 2011 ASS, Art Practice, Dutchess Community College, Poughkeepsie, NY Solo Shows Art-in-Buildings: On Earth as It Is in HeavenOctober 2021; New York, NY Bode Projects: Cross ColoursSeptember 2021; Berlin, GR Charles Moffett

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- Alteronce Gumby is an abstract contemporary artist who creates modern abstract pieces.
- Alteronce Gumby uses acrylic paint, crushed glass, and uncut gemstones.
- By using shattered glass Alteronce Gumby captures a hopefulness for the future, meaning broken can be put back together.
- I love how Alteronce Gumby uses different materials that other artists don't really use like real uncut gemstones and glass.

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- Claude Monet created paintings the mediums he used were Impressionism and Modern art
- Claude Monet mostly painted with oil paints and pastels, He also only used a total of 9 paint colors in his paintings.
- Claude Monet's painting was to capture reality and analyze the ever-changing nature of light and color.
- I love how Claude Monet's artwork captures the beauty of nature and I also find it amazing how he only used 9 paint colors in all of his paintings.

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Mushrooms

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- Yayoi Kusama
- Yayoi Kusama creates Pop Art, Contemporary Art, Minimalism and Environmental Art
- Yayoi Kusama does paintings, sculptures, draws, Installation art which is 3D and Printmaking
- When Yayoi was 10 she began to experience hallucinations and developing OCD. Her hallucinations made her see moving patterns and multiplying things around her, she felt hopeless so she began to paint her visions.
- Yayoi's artwork is a part of her gaining control of her hallucinations and her obsessive-compulsive neuroses disorder.
- I love Yayoi Kusama's artwork it's so vibrant and very unique. And I love the story behind her work about her gaining control of her obsessive-compulsive neuroses disorder. I also can relate to her artwork because I love drawing patterns and using vibrant colors.

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- Vincent Van Gogh created Post-Impressionism which is when an artist puts emotion in their art instead of realism and Pointillism which is when the artist applies small strokes or dots of color to a surface so that from a distance they visually blend. Lastly, Neo-Impressionism is a more precise form of Pointillistic art.

-  He Created beautiful Paintings, Drawings, Portraits, and Landscapes.
- Vincent Van Gogh's work helped him release and express his emotions, Nowhere did he find as much inspiration and peace as he did being around nature and painting the landscapes that were around.
- Vincent's artwork is so beautiful and what I love most about his work is that there are so many details from afar it doesn't seem like a lot of details but when you zoom in and get closer you can see all the details of lines, dots, colors and textures, its amazing.

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Georgia O'Keeffe
- She creates Modernism, Precisionism, and American modernism art
- She paints using pastel, charcoal, watercolor, and oil
- Georgia O'Keeffe's artwork is a part of her confidence and her art style of the painting looks effortless.
- I love Georgia O'Keeffe's artwork because it's so unique but simple. I also love the bright colors she uses.