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Biography
Wayne
Bowen is an artist who, since the eighties,
has studied to capture life in the form of realism. Much of his
work contrasts the stylistic and conceptual art forms of the eighties.
His form of realism exemplifies itself in oils, watercolors, pen
and ink, and pastels. While the artist appears to employ a basic
academic approach, upon closer observation the colors and detail
captivate and tell a story of their own. His colors are seductively
light and soft, demanding attention and opinion. His meticulous
approach to detail cannot be overlooked. It creates the backdrop
for his life-like expressions. Mr. Bowen's work is backed by organizations
such as The National Foundation for the Advancement in the Arts
and the School of Visual Arts Alumni Society. Many investors consider
his work uniquely collectible. |
Studied
With |
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Marshall
Arisman (SVA), 1984 |
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Max
Ginsburg (SVA), 1980-1985 |
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Irwin
Greenberg (A&D), 1980-1983 |
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Irvin
Docktor (A&D), 1980-1983 |
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Steve
Assel (SVA), 1985 |
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Education |
BFA, School
of Visual Arts, New York, N.Y. 1987
The Art Students League of New York,
N.Y. 1983 |
Exhibits |
His work
has been exhibited at various galleries and institutions including:
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Kenny
Gallery |
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Society
of Illustrators |
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School
of Visual Arts |
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Graphic Artist
Gallery |
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Bread
and Roses Gallery |
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Greenhouse
Gallery of Fine Art |
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Awards |
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National Foundation
For the Advancement in the Arts award for excellence |
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New York Lung Association award
for poster design |
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Four year scholarship award,
School of Visual Arts |
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Graphic Art Society award for
achievement |
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Currently |
The
Artist works out of his studio located in Westchester, New York.
He currently freelances and attributes most of his recent notoriety
to private collectors. |
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