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Amanda White New Work - Circles and Animal Skins Showing November 3 - 27, 2010 Amanda White is a Toronto artist whose work is always evolving and yet perpetually returning to the practice of drawing and painting. Her subjects are often borrowed from nature and in this new series of ink drawings, animal and plant textures form circular piles. The images themselves are stylistically influenced by the tradition of botanical and zoological illustrations, but here the subjects are amorphous shapes, presenting us with rare and curious specimens. Amanda studied drawing and painting at OCAD, art history at the University of British Columbia, and is currently in the Master of Fine Arts program at the University of Windsor.
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Untitled 1, 22" x 30", ink and graphite on paper$800 (framed) |
Untitled 2 , 22" x 30", ink and graphite on paper$800 (framed) |
Untitled 3 , 22" x 30", ink and graphite on paper$800 (framed) - SOLD |
