Grizzly Bear Blue, 2011 by Scott Fife
archival cardboard, glue, screws, 27 x 35 x 48 inches
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“Anatomy of the Bear”, 2011 by Stacey Rozich
I've been missing Regina Hackett's blog. I've especially missed how she'd make posts based on themes. I checked her blog but couldn't find any she did on bears.
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Blue Bear Head, 2011 by Gaylen HansenBeauty is not Benign (bear), 2010 by Anthony Sonnenberg
Ceramic (earthenware), 20″ x 14″ x 10″
Bears, 2005, by Claude Zervas
mixed media, 66x60, image via
I just got a show announcement from Justin Kane Elder (mANIMAL, pART II) and the image got me thinking about all the bears that Seattle artists have made. Who am I missing?
Hand cut brass sheeting, brass piping, bear skin rug
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Bears by Derek Erdman
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Bear Hugs (blue), 2009 by Joey Veltkamp
36" x 50", acrylic on paper
Untitled (black bear), 2008 by Justin Colt Beckman
polyurethane foam, paint, approx. 20,000 black acrylic rhinestones,
and mixed-media, 80"x30"x36", image via
polyurethane foam, paint, approx. 20,000 black acrylic rhinestones,
and mixed-media, 80"x30"x36", image via
Watercolor on Paper, 7″ x 5 1/2″
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Panda with a Honey Tree, 2006 by Jeffry Mitchell
Ceramic (earthenware), 20″ x 14″ x 10″
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Chainsaw carved pear wood, RGB LEDs, microcontrollers, plastic, misc.
18"h x 46"w x 31"d, variable (image via)
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3 comments:
Love seeing all these bears created by various Seattle artists. If you're looking for an art blog occassionally featuring "themed" posts, check out my blog, Artsy Forager. http://artsyforager.wordpress.com.
Featuring Pacific NW artists as well as those throughout the US, heck, the world!
I love Fife's blend of balance of fine craftsmanship and barely reigned in chaos.
Rad
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