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2016, mixed media on canvas, 72 x 48 inches
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|  | | Barbe espagnole 57is part of a series inspired by the iconic hanging plant in the Southeastern U.S, known as Spanish moss. Personally, as a native of Louisiana, and for many others, this represents a strong connection to an idea of a natural symbol of the South. The thick curvilinear strands suspended from trees are instantly recognizable, provoking personal memories of a unique history of customs, music and cuisine. Fascination with the nature of form, space and the connections between people and their environment informs this series of art.
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Reception, Wednesday, September 1, 6-8 PM
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| | | Several pieces of mine will be shown publicly in WNC for the first time at the upcoming Art Faculty Exhibition including "till 5 o'clock" (top), "Losing ground" (lower left) and "Barbe espagnole 56" (lower right). This work will be included along with other MHU Faculty: Dr Rick Cary, Dr. Barbara Cary, Scott Lowery, Shane Mickey, Ken Gregory, Phil Murray, Biljana Kroll, Steven McBride & Sarah Decker.
Please join us for this celebration.
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|  | September 2016 - January 2017
Reception, September 1, 2016
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William King Museum of Art, Abingdon, VA
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| | Temporary Public Art, copper Braille triptych, through September 2016
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iedmont Triad International Airport, NC
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| Abstract Art, Modern Art |
| Kenn Kotara |
| Asheville, NC |
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