BEVERLY MCIVER
Painting | 2020
Named Top Ten in Painting by Art News, McIver’s autobiographical paintings are richly colorful and chronicle her life struggle with her African-American identity. When Covid hit, along with all of 2020’s racial and political turbulence, McIver faced the chaos and isolation the only way she knew how-through paint. Through a series of self-portraits and paintings of family and friends, McIver confronted her feelings and fears. Her voice in these works is loud, unapologetic, brave and bold and the different interpretations by white and black viewers highlights the collision of the worlds that she straddles daily.
Size
30 x 40 inches
Materials
Oil on Canvas
Authenticity
Hand signed by the artist
What I Can't See II
BEVERLY MCIVER
Painting | 2020
Named Top Ten in Painting by Art News, McIver’s autobiographical paintings are richly colorful and chronicle her life struggle with her African-American identity. When Covid hit, along with all of 2020’s racial and political turbulence, McIver faced the chaos and isolation the only way she knew how-through paint. Through a series of self-portraits and paintings of family and friends, McIver confronted her feelings and fears. Her voice in these works is loud, unapologetic, brave and bold and the different interpretations by white and black viewers highlights the collision of the worlds that she straddles daily.
Size
30 x 40 inches
Materials
Oil on Canvas
Authenticity
Hand signed by the artist
