Amy Rice is one of my favorite artists, Gocco or not. I've featured her work before on SG
here. Hailing out of Minnesota, her body of work has a very cohesive and specific look, feel and color palette. She uses found objects and ephemera in lieu of traditional canvas and paper, and she often includes Gocco in her process, as in the two pieces above. Amy doesn't have her own online shop, but some of her pieces are available for purchase through
Artstream Gallery and
ArtStar Gallery. She also has a slew of eye-candy in her
flickr account. Enjoy!
Amy Rice is one of my favorite artists, Gocco or not. I've featured her work before on SG here. Hailing out of Minnesota, her body of work has a very cohesive and specific look, feel and color palette. She uses found objects and ephemera in lieu of traditional canvas and paper, and she often includes Gocco in her process, as in the two pieces above. Amy doesn't have her own online shop, but some of her pieces are available for purchase through Artstream Gallery and ArtStar Gallery. She also has a slew of eye-candy in her flickr account. Enjoy!
4 comments:
gorgeous!!!!
I love Amy Rice! I bought one of her calendars two years ago (when I was living in MPLS) and it was so great b/c she makes them so that you can frame each month as artwork once the year is over. I now have her prints all over my house! Her style is so great.
Oh, and HELLO from a fellow Madison blogger ;)
Bethany
Lovely work- I should find out more about her work- You are tempting me Katie to try gocco...
These prints are lovely - great use of ephemera.
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