Kathy Cornwell
Fairfax Station, VA
Kathy Cornwell is a self-taught printmaker and collage artist based in Virginia. Her work explores the conflict between environmentalism and consumerism.
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My leg veins have problems. It looks bad, but it also feels bad and I take steps daily (no pun intended) to minimize damage and discomfort. When I see someone my age with bare, nice legs, I feel envy. And envy has something to teach us!
This print was juried into “IMPRESSIONS: The Art of the Print,” a gallery exhibition at Tubac Center of Art in Tubac, Arizona (2023) as well as the 2023 American Color Print Society Fall Exhibition.
Made with layer after layer of top quality Golden OPEN paint, this piece makes a bold statement from across the room and whispers sweet nothings up close. Gorgeous wrinkles from the use of plastics keep you spellbound (yes, trash is one of the best art tools!). This piece has been professionally matted and framed. Conservation-quality 8-ply mat gives a luxurious feel, and the white frame adds to a contemporary look.
- Framed: 26.75 x 22.25 x 1.5 in (67.95 x 56.52 x 3.81 cm)
- Subject Matter: abstract
- Created: 2022
- Current Location: Inventory
- Collections: Contemporary Monotypes
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