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The original oil painting "Conflict of Generations (Titanomachy)" by Jason Rafferty. The media is oil on dibond panel (aluminum polyethylene), and it measures 31.5 x 48 inches, 39 x 55.5 inches including the frame. It was painted in Asheville, NC, US by Jason Rafferty. This painting is part of a series of contemporary mythological narrative paintings titled "Mythic Images". The myth of the Titanomachy describes a ten-year battle between the old gods, the Titans, and the new gods, the Olympians, which was ultimately won by the Olympians. Here, contemporary figures reenact this drama, playing the roles of the Titan Cronus with his beard and sickle, struggling against his Olympian children, Zeus and Hera. The conflict takes place amidst a contemporary wildfire scene with a firefighter retreating from the mounting flames. This ancient tale thus evokes new symbolism in an age of intergenerational strife amidst a changing climate. The piece comes with a beautiful custom wooden frame hand-picked by the artist. It is a brown and black frame with beautiful wood grain that fits well with the style of the painting. It has been hand-buffed with finishing wax by the artist to bring out the wood grain. The painting is created on hand-prepared dibond panel, a substrate comprised of aluminum and polyethylene with two types of acrylic gesso applied by the artist. It is considered to be amongst the most archival surfaces available for contemporary fine art painting. Jason uses the finest quality oil paints and constructs his paintings archivally, with longevity in mind. He is scrupulous with quality checking, and is focused on delivering you a quality piece of art that can be enjoyed for generations.
2018
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Jason Rafferty is a painter and draftsman based in Asheville, NC. A recipient of the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant, he holds a BFA degree in painting from UNC Asheville and has pursued classical training in drawing and oil painting in the US and France since 2010. He has studied at Studio Escalier in Paris and Argenton-les-Vallées, France, the Fine Arts League of the Carolinas, and apprenticed with the landscape painter John Mac Kah. His artwork has appeared on the Travel Channel and can be found in private collections across the US and internationally. Jason has exhibited regularly in group and solo exhibitions in the Southeast US since 2012. In 2016 he was commissioned to create artwork for the Oscar-winning film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, directed by Martin Mcdonagh. His work was selected as an alternate for the XL Catlin Art Prize exhibit in 2018, a highly competitive US survey of the best student figurative artwork with jurors from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the MoMA, the Whitney, and Gagosian Gallery. He was selected to be a featured emerging artist at Four Bridges Art Festival in Chattanooga, TN in 2017, and in 2016 was invited to the Winter Show at Greenhill Art Center, a annual survey of the best artists in North Carolina. Jason also enjoys collaborating with and supporting local nonprofits and businesses in the Asheville area with his art. He has donated artwork to fundraise for organizations including the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, River Link, Open Doors, Western North Carolina Aids Project (WNCAP), Appalachian Wildlife Refuge, and Pisgah Legal. In addition, since 2015 he has taught drawing and painting classes at Riverview Station Studios in Asheville, NC’s River Arts District.
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