Here are some pictures from the event...
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For anyone who missed the show,
here is a digital tour around the gallery...
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A total of 47 pieces were on display, consisting of pieces done in gouache, acrylic, oil, charcoal, colored pencil, watercolor pencil, conte crayon, ink, marker, scratch-board, 24 kt gold leaf, and several sculpted masks, prosthetics, props, and a sculpted figure study. The black and white Parthenon drawing (in the above picture) was done in 3rd Grade, the painted Parthenon Ancient Glory was done in 8th Grade. The Byzantine Icons were done from Sophomore to Senior year in high school. Besides these and the Spade and Zombie masks (seen in the first gallery tour picture) that was also done in high school, the rest of the work was completed throughout my four years at the American Academy of Art. To view all of the works displayed in my show and more, please visit my website KOSARTEFFECTS.com
To read more about the show, please read the article on the exhibition from The Reporter / Suburban Life newspapers - here
3 comments:
That looked like a great show Anthony, wish I could have made it!!!!! Congrats!
I'm glad to hear your show was a success! From the pictures, it looks like it was a pretty incredible show! I didn't know that you had a blog! And yes! Please do find me on Deviant Art. I just started mine not too long ago and I like it a lot. Its really easy to navigate and keep up with posts others make.
Love your work man. Absolutely great artwork! Will ad your link.
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