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    SAVED: OBJECTS OF THE DEAD

    Saved: Objects of the Dead is a photographic and poetic exploration of the human experience of life, death, and memory. The book features over forty color photographs by NC-based artist Jody Servon paired with prose poems by CA-based poet Lorene Delany-Ullman.

  • collectors

    Hedy Fischer & Randy Shull

    The Fischer Shull Collection is one of the most dynamic private collections of contemporary visual art in North America. From its position in Asheville, NC and Merida, Mexico, the Collection is committed to a broad perspective on the creative energies of our time as expressed by traditionally under-represented artists. Its intention is to form an evolving and focused picture of art in the 21st century.

  • ARTIST

    JASON MITCHAM

    Through an interdisciplinary approach rooted in painting and stop-motion animation, Jason Mitcham’s work explores mapping, land use, layering of history and cycles of growth and decay. His work charts the complex web of social, political and environmental forces embedded in the landscape. Both his research and practice are heavily influenced by his history as a land surveyor.

  • project

    Love Over Rules

    What does it mean to let love break the rules we have in our lives? That is the question built into Artsuite’s inaugural project, LOVERULES — a new large-scale installation in Raleigh’s warehouse district created by conceptual artist Hank Willis Thomas.

  • ARTIST

    WILLIAM PAUL THOMAS

    Thomas' portrait series, which gets its name from a medical term used to describe blueness of the skin caused by insufficiently oxygenated blood, began with a painting of the artist’s young nephew, Michael. Thomas painted half of Michael's face blue as a way of emphasizing his brown skin, to make his complexion part of the content and the conversation. The artist says that the underlying, more universal idea behind the half-blue portraits is the fact that we are all dealing with some kind of conflict, trauma or adversity that the people we engage with day-to-day might not know anything about.

  • ARTIST

    BA Thomas

    BA Thomas creates paintings exploring the relationship between space, time, and the human experience. While predominantly an oil painter, her artistic practice also envelops aspects of writing, drawing, and collage. She questions traditional social constructs of spaces, the behavioral choices inferred from movement or objects, the meaning behind possessions, and ultimately, what humans leave behind.

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After Krakow

DAN GOTTLIEB

Mixed Media | 2023

 

Dan Gottlieb's Season Five is an ongoing multi-year series that explores climate-induced wildfire and their impacts on fragile ecosystems and human settlement. The project began while recuperating from a potentially fatal incident through daily forest walks. “In recovery, I learned again (this time digitally) how to use a camera as an extension of my vision, my body, and my breath to capture nature’s constant motion – a familiar way of seeing nature and cityscapes alike.”

 

Size

42 x 54 inches 

 

Materials

Archival print and acrylic paint on panel

 

Edition 

1/3

Authenticity

Hand signed by the artist

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Everglades, Inverted

DAN GOTTLIEB

Mixed Media | 2023

 

Dan Gottlieb's Season Five is an ongoing multi-year series that explores climate-induced wildfire and their impacts on fragile ecosystems and human settlement. The project began while recuperating from a potentially fatal incident through daily forest walks. “In recovery, I learned again (this time digitally) how to use a camera as an extension of my vision, my body, and my breath to capture nature’s constant motion – a familiar way of seeing nature and cityscapes alike.”

 

Size

36 x 66 inches 

 

Materials

Archival print and acrylic paint on panel

 

Edition 

1/3

Authenticity

Hand signed by the artist

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Foggy Mountain Pass

DAN GOTTLIEB

Mixed Media | 2023

 

Dan Gottlieb's Season Five is an ongoing multi-year series that explores climate-induced wildfire and their impacts on fragile ecosystems and human settlement. The project began while recuperating from a potentially fatal incident through daily forest walks. “In recovery, I learned again (this time digitally) how to use a camera as an extension of my vision, my body, and my breath to capture nature’s constant motion – a familiar way of seeing nature and cityscapes alike.”

 

Size

36 x 66 inches 

 

Materials

Archival print and acrylic paint on panel

 

Edition 

1/3

Authenticity

Hand signed by the artist

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Artsuite - Barbara Campbell Thomas - Eight - Barbara Campbell Thomas's work combines painting with quilting, overlaying their material vocabularies to create complex formal dialogues within each painting that resonate with the details of her own life and the history of each medium.

Barbara Campbell Thomas

Mixed Media | 2022

 

Campbell Thomas's work combines painting with quilting, overlaying their material vocabularies to create complex formal dialogues within each painting that resonate with the details of her own life and the history of each medium. She came relatively late to quilting, which she learned from her mother, but quickly realized its power as an art form traditionally practiced by women to inform and expand the range of painting.

 

Size

10 x 13" - Unframed

 

Materials

collaged fabric, spray paint, collaged cut-up paintings, acrylic paint on canvas with insets of pieced and machine-stitched fabric

 

Authenticity

Hand signed by the artist

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