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Conflict Resolution Painting

Jon Stucky

United States

Painting, Airbrush on Canvas

Size: 48 W x 36 H x 2 D in

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Acrylic and oil on a archival gesso prepared canvas. Piece is treated with an archival UV protective varnish. Stuckys work can be found in private and public collections world wide including American Visionary Art Museum, Georgia Southern Museum of Art, Lyon France Museum of Art, Nike, House of Blues and many many others.

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Painting:Airbrush on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:48 W x 36 H x 2 D in

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From Widewalls Magazine: Jon Stucky is an American artist known for his vibrant paintings full of energy and his raw fiber assemblages done in beads, found objects, stitching and paint. Stucky was born in 1972 in Dover – the cusp of Ohio’s Amish Country. His first encounter with art was through design of Amish goods and their art, typical for its use of strong colors and patterns. Amish quilt is what this artist founds especially intriguing, having an influence on his work even today. Jon’s elaborated Art Quilts are combination of hand painted and dyed textile of various cultures worldwide. The crucial moment for Jon was his contact with New York art scene of the 80’s. It was his high school teacher who introduced Stucky to NY art through the art magazines, show catalogs, and books. Artists such as Keith Haring, Andy Warhol or Jean Michel Basquiat- simply fascinated Jon. During this time, he was also intrigued by his visit to New Zealand and Australia, where he saw the works of Maori and Aboriginal cultures. Stucky continually explores the relationship between good and evil and the way many different cultures perceive their everlasting fight. His interest for The Mexican festival of Dia De Los Muertos (The day of the Dead) Jon made into his personal trademark. In his artworks, Jon combines different types of media like oil, acrylic, auto, airbrush, and spray paints combined with charcoal, chalk, and oil pastels.

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