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Our Bodies Ourselves – Opening Photos. Continue reading Our Bodies Ourselves – Opening Photos. January 23, 2017. January 23, 2017. Summer 16′ – Work. August 24, 2016. January 23, 2017. January 7, 2016. January 16, 2016. Walking into Kelly Reemtsen’s show felt like walking into a glamorous boutique only to realize, it sells nothing in your size. Buoyant images of charmingly attired female bodies cropped at the torso hang on the De Buck Gallery’s spartan white walls. Each woman is elevated&#4...Recently I ...

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August 2016 – Elizabeth Ayerle

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Summer 16′ – Work. For the past two months I have been in residency at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in pursuit of my MFA. This summer was a meaningful time for me full of growth. One of the projects I am most proud of is the installation I completed for my final review. Here is a short video of the installation: and some images: Although I … Continue reading Summer 16′ – Work. August 24, 2016. January 23, 2017. MFA – Related. View elizabethayerle’s profile on Facebook. MFA – Related.

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Material Choices – Elizabeth Ayerle

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Recently I have given a lot of thought to how material choices factor into the conceptual aspects of my studio practice. As an MFA student I am constantly challenged to defend or at least examine every formal choice I make. Some might say I have a materials obsession, others might call it a diversion, one critic accused me of having a materials fetish. So, I started looking to other artists for help answering that question. Oscar Tuazon, Valerie Hegarty. Pink Napkin, 1998, mixed media – a transluce...

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Work in Progress – Elizabeth Ayerle

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I haven’t shared any of my most recent work over the past few months… that is probably because it is still in process but here goes…. This portrait is acrylic on plexiglass…it has already changed even more. The image is different from each side. I have been working on this self portrait slowly over the past few months. It began as a very representative work on gingham and has evolved into this. There are numerous layers of mediums, paint and added fiber. January 7, 2016. January 16, 2016. Our Bodies Ours...

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November 2015 – Elizabeth Ayerle

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Walking into Kelly Reemtsen’s show felt like walking into a glamorous boutique only to realize, it sells nothing in your size. Buoyant images of charmingly attired female bodies cropped at the torso hang on the De Buck Gallery’s spartan white walls. Each woman is elevated. They climb ladders and stand on office chairs wielding industrial tools with the ease of fashion accessories. Other paintings are … Continue reading Kelly Reemtsen. November 30, 2015. January 16, 2016. November 20, 2015.

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Summer 16′ – Work – Elizabeth Ayerle

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Summer 16′ – Work. For the past two months I have been in residency at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in pursuit of my MFA. This summer was a meaningful time for me full of growth. One of the projects I am most proud of is the installation I completed for my final review. Here is a short video of the installation:. Although I plan to continue to painting and printmaking I am also excited about moving into three dimensional work as well. And finally my favorite monotype:. August 24, 2016.

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Man, Memory, Machine – Elizabeth Ayerle

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Man, Memory, Machine. Last week I went to the Perelman Building across the street from the main Philadelphia Museum of Art building. The Perelman building houses the Museum’s Library and several other small exhibit spaces. Passport, 1967 Robert Rauschenberg (As seen at the Philadelphia Museum of Art). Les Levine, Canadian (born Ireland, 1935) Making My Own Image, 1975 As seen at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Text from Making My Own Image:. September 3, 2015. January 16, 2016. Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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Memory: Miyako Ishiuchi – Elizabeth Ayerle

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I am currently reading about memory in contemporary art and came across this beautiful quote from Miyako Ishiuchi. Miyako Ishiuchi (from Contemporary Art and Memory by Joan Gibbons). Miyako Ishiuchi, No. 17 from the. 1906 to the Skin. Series, 1993 Miyako Ishiuchi. August 24, 2015. January 16, 2016. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. The Penn...

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Kelly Reemtsen – Elizabeth Ayerle

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Walking into Kelly Reemtsen’s show felt like walking into a glamorous boutique only to realize, it sells nothing in your size. Buoyant images of charmingly attired female bodies cropped at the torso hang on the De Buck Gallery’s. A playful assortment of five pastel pills made from resin and reminiscent of pez candy. To the pristine 1950s silhouettes of dresses is tied up neatly with a bow; made easy for consumption. Even her brush strokes, which give the impression of buttercream icing rather than pa...

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Summer Words – Elizabeth Ayerle

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Throughout my first summer at PAFA, I collected quotes from teachers, fellow students, visiting artists and anywhere else. I have them displayed on my studio wall but I also want to share them here. Please note that many of these “quotes” were hastily written down while chatting or sitting in discussion. Some are paraphrased. 8220;Something wonderful happens when you reinvent yourself. You get to see what changes and what stays the same.” Lynn Palewicz. Material (The Writer’s Notebook). 8221; Nina Simone.