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Sculpture, Wax on Wood
Size: 10 W x 10 H x 4 D in
Ships in a Crate
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The Brown Bat is influenced by Membres culture of the Southwest who used bats frequently as a pottery decoration. These images recognize the bats importance in their environment. Bats are recognized as one of the linchpins of our environment and their numbers are quickly being diminished. This work is an attempt to bring this forward to create allegories which focus on our current relationship to nature. I often use animal forms and symbols, which appear repeatedly throughout a number of cultures; there is an overlay and intersections of cultures as they combine and reform their myths. Although the current discussion of the environment focuses on what is happening now- my work is an attempt to connect with the past. Our environmental concerns are not unique and I try to address this with my artwork.
Sculpture:Wax on Wood
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:10 W x 10 H x 4 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
Packaging:Ships in a Crate
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Ships From:United States.
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Linda Chappel’s creative work currently focuses on landscape, wildlife and the myths that humans form to mediate our interaction with nature. Through both sculpture and painting her work explores how human’s relationship with nature shift and changes, and is now coming to an important point in history. Her work utilizes her studies in both Fine art and Art History. Linda’s formal studies in art began at the University of Madison, Wisconsin where she was fortunate to study in the sculpture department with Dan Reitz, George Cramer and Truman Lowe. She graduated from Madison with a bachelor degree in the Fine Arts in 1986. She worked in various fields and as a fine artist in Santa Fe and Seattle and showed in a number of galleries, including the OK Hotel and FLN in Seattle. Also in Seattle she was also involved in a number of projects including a non-profit artist run gallery (Reller/Beffle) and setting up studio and performance spaces for artists. In 1992 Linda decided to further her studies and came to the University of Arizona at Tucson for a Graduate degree in Art History as a means to further her creative interests. In 1996 she was awarded a Master’s Degree in Art History, specializing in Mexican Art History. Linda Chappel is currently an instructor at The Art Institute of Tucson. Linda regularly shows in local galleries and participate in Open Studios In Tucson, AZ. Her work has been shown at the Western University of New Mexico Museum, Silver City New Mexico Museum and the STEP Gallery at the University of Arizona, Phoenix.
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