Acrylic on canvas
Made for basic painting class
Made for basic painting class
How I think others see me.
How I see myself
Distorted Bodies
by J.R.Barnes on Saturday, April 30, 2011
Three portraits
Graphite on paper
Life Drawing
by J.R.Barnes on Saturday, April 2, 2011
Oil pastels on paper
Soft pastels on scavanged cardboard
India ink and gesso on paper
Morphed Portrait
by J.R.Barnes on Saturday, March 12, 2011
Morphed portrait of Wendy
Charcoal and soft pastel on Reeves BFK paper
Made for life drawing class.
Winter Beauty, Spring Promise
by J.R.Barnes on Saturday, January 8, 2011
Portrait of my sister
Soft pastels on paper
Say Cheese
by J.R.Barnes on Sunday, December 5, 2010
Self-Portrait using only the complimentary colors red and green, black and white.
Soft pastel on paper
Created for basic drawing class.
CHINATOWN!!!!!!!
by J.R.Barnes on Tuesday, May 18, 2010I did it! I went to Chinatown and looked around at galleries. It was surprisingly fun.
I went to:
Let's start with the Happy Lion Gallery. EVERYTHING WE LOVE IS GOING TO DIE. It was a full of landscape photographs taken by Patrick Lakey. I had a hard time making the connection between the photos and the title. I think he's trying to say that the things in the photos were things we love, and they would die. CHEERY -_- They were beautiful photos, but I wasn't amazed.
So the Sam Lee Gallery had some realy interesting sculptures by Macha Suzuki. This sculpture here, FAIL, was really cool. All the leaves looked like photographs of leaves printed onto clear sheets of plastic. Just super cool in my opinion. There were also lots of manaquins with their heads replaced with different objects. It was kinda weird, but really cool.
At the Sabina Lee Gallery they were showing photographs by Winkler+Noah. These guys from Italy are Awsome! Their collection called The Puppet Show is so creepy it's cool. Who would have thought to take pictures of cute little kids and with a few lines make them look like horror show puppets. So are kids just their parents cute little puppets?
Last but not least, Fifth Floor Gallery. It was by far my favorite. It was mostly about design with an artistic edge. Full of cool, inavative things for the home. And as we left I noticed a quarter machine in the corner. That's strange I thought. I looked at it, and it was a quarter machine with seed bombs in it. So I couldn't leave without getting one. You just throw the seed bomb into a vacant lot, and when the rain comes, they grow. Is that cool or what?
I went to:The Happy Lion
Sam Lee Gallery
Sam Lee Gallery
David Salow Gallery
Jancar Gallery
Sabina Lee Gallery
Charlie James Gallery
China Art Objects Gallery
Thomas Soloman Gallery
Fifth Floor Gallery
Thomas Soloman Gallery
Fifth Floor Gallery
Let's start with the Happy Lion Gallery. EVERYTHING WE LOVE IS GOING TO DIE. It was a full of landscape photographs taken by Patrick Lakey. I had a hard time making the connection between the photos and the title. I think he's trying to say that the things in the photos were things we love, and they would die. CHEERY -_- They were beautiful photos, but I wasn't amazed.
So the Sam Lee Gallery had some realy interesting sculptures by Macha Suzuki. This sculpture here, FAIL, was really cool. All the leaves looked like photographs of leaves printed onto clear sheets of plastic. Just super cool in my opinion. There were also lots of manaquins with their heads replaced with different objects. It was kinda weird, but really cool.
At the Sabina Lee Gallery they were showing photographs by Winkler+Noah. These guys from Italy are Awsome! Their collection called The Puppet Show is so creepy it's cool. Who would have thought to take pictures of cute little kids and with a few lines make them look like horror show puppets. So are kids just their parents cute little puppets?
Last but not least, Fifth Floor Gallery. It was by far my favorite. It was mostly about design with an artistic edge. Full of cool, inavative things for the home. And as we left I noticed a quarter machine in the corner. That's strange I thought. I looked at it, and it was a quarter machine with seed bombs in it. So I couldn't leave without getting one. You just throw the seed bomb into a vacant lot, and when the rain comes, they grow. Is that cool or what?