Kismet Arts Tangent
Art Collective
Category: Painting
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“Katarina Countiss, multimedia artist and Klanghaus team member, will present ‘bathory’ a live painting experience featuring a bucket of liquid latex, a body, a white wall and clip lights (the essential ingredients to any act of human mastery)! Think action painting with abstract/poetic dance/movement elements.” (Above) The write-up for the piece. I got a tub…
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Below I’ve got some thumbnails (no larger images) of the leaf/petal work that I’ve been up to. I have been taken with delight by this small chisel brush made by crayola. It’s sturdy, precise and a lovely size. I’ve also been tickled by a new discovery: concentrated watercolor! Dr Ph Martin makes a lovely color…
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My new board. True story: I’ve never really stood up on a skateboard. It’s been really fun and a little scary trying out a new hobby. Peeps keep asking me if I had a big fall like it’s a given. Also my first time spraypainting an object (I guess, really? as far as I can…
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Welcome to the Virtual Garage Sale 2016. I’ve never done this before but I thought it was about time to spread these works to the wanting masses. Let me know if you want a piece and we can talk about price, shipping, etc. Let me know if you’re curious about a piece and we can…
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I’ve been painting a lot. I discovered that I could use paper, so a good portion of this gallery is stuff on paper, cheap and portable substrate. I am enjoying the exploration of this technique. A lot of good feedback, definitely reminding the viewer of Van Gogh. Post-impressionism has very few well known heroes. I…
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Artist Statement Katarina Countiss Katarina Countiss (Honolulu, United States) makes paintings and drawings. By exploring the concept of landscape in a nostalgic way, Countiss creates intense personal moments masterfully created by means of rules and omissions, acceptance and refusal, luring the viewer round and round in circles. Her paintings establish a link between the…
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I enjoyed this process. I’m curious how to hang these. I really like the effect of the under painting coming through the starry pattern when back lit. I’m wondering how to achieve that effect in a gallery setting. That would be lovely if there were no cords– I don’t want a painting I have to…
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I was trying out a collection of brushes I recently purchased as a Christmas present to myself. I’ve done these noodly doodles before. Start out with one kind of petal-y shape and then add to it until comfortable. I don’t know how I feel about that striped paneling on some of the petals, but all…
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