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Exhibition - Approaching Abstraction

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Where You Are.

1997
20th Century
15 x 11 in. (38 x 28 cm)

Cheryl Warrick, American, b. 1956

Object Type: DRAWINGS
Creation Place: North America
Medium and Support: Acrylic and Graphite on paper
Credit Line: Gift of Ron Rumford
Accession Number: 16-D-497
Warrick is a Boston-based painter and printmaker. She studied at the Massachusetts College of Art and at Lesley College in Cambridge, MA. She is recognized for her vibrant quilt-like paintings. She finds inspiration in ordinary things and encourages her viewers to find deeper meaning in her art. Warrick believes that the landscapes she creates are understood by viewers through an “internal knowledge” that is rooted in the collective consciousness. In this artwork, Where You Are., she applies several layers of paint and graphite to create a sense of pictorial depth and the illusion of an inviting mystical space. The upper half displays a landscape with a reflecting lake, and the bottom half features a tree on a hill with the text, “Begin where you are.”

-Trica Sackor, Class of 2017
Curatorial Intern
Current Location: In Storage

Exhibitions


- Approaching Abstraction: African American Art from the Permanent Collection, Curated by Dr. Klare Scarborough, La Salle University Art Museum, March 15 - June 15, 2017.

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