In this week’s session we meet Canadian artist June Harman and talk about a new body of work she is developing that come out of her study of paleolithic cave art and imagining the experience of early homo sapiens in Europe.
We talk about the opportunities and potential pitfalls that come with exploring a new direction.
You can view the schedule for upcoming sessions and participate in our Critique Group by visiting our Online Critique Page.
Featured Artists September 22, June Harman, Ottawa, Ontario
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| Artwork Information: | Title: Threshold Medium: acrylic Size: 16 x 16 x 2 Price: $500cdn |
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| Artwork Information: | Title: Bowman’s Vision Medium: acrylic Size: 36 x 24 Price: $1800cdn |
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| Artwork Informaiton | Title: Blue Travellers Medium: acrylic Size: 12 x 24 x 1 Price: $575cdn |
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| Title | Title: Seek Shelter Medium: acrylic Size: 8 x 10 x 2 Price: $200cdn |
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| Artwork Information: | Title: Ancestors Medium: acrylic Size: 42 x 16 x 1 Price: $750cdn |
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| What Questions Would you Like to Have Answered About Your Art During a Review Session? | For most of my career I have been a figure painter focused on music, dance, and expressive figures. These works are a new direction for me. They have come out of my study of paleolithic cave art and imagining the experience of early homo sapiens in Europe. However, I want to know if this series works without the viewer knowing anything about my inspiration for creating it. Are these works interesting on their own? |
| What is Your Website Address (Optional) | juneharman.com |
I am also making the transition from human culture subject matter to more eco conscious work. This critique helps me to present new work. I really like these pieces