Geanna Shattuc

Friday, September 23, 2011

Geanna Shattuc Bio



Geanna Shattuc has a natural interest and tendency for visual interpretation and repetition, providing her a distinctive rhythmic drawing style. Shattuc isolates and accents the most interesting features of animals and mundane objects. She transforms these ordinary references to stunning visual imagery that playfully walks the line betweeen representative and abstract art.
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Geanna Shattuc's drawings of Toothbrushes and Urns

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Untitled drawing




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Owl and Cage




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Grave Markers

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      • Geanna Shattuc Bio
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      • Untitled drawing
      • Untitled drawings
      • Owl and Cage
      • Grave Markers
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christopher sicat
Christopher Sícat was a long time Los Angeles artist and curator before relocating to the Bay Area. He graduated from Otis/Parsons School of Design (BFA) and the New York Academy of Arts (MFA). His recent sculptures investigate the natural environment as a platform for process and performance based art making. Sicat has exhibited his works at the de Saisset Museum in Santa Clara, Space 47 and Art Arc in San Jose, Palo Alto Art Center, Swarm Gallery, Southern Exposure and Intersection for the Arts in the SF Bay Area, JAUS, Track 16 Gallery, and Black Dragon Society in Los Angeles, Intramuros Museum in Manila, Philippines, and Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California. Sicat directed the infamous Hatch Gallery which hosted the controversial “Rejection Show” that was highlighted on the BBC The World.
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