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| Issue 7: | March 2021 |
| Visual Arts: | Mixed-media |
By Ann Knickerbocker
Three Artworks
les Peupleraies (2018)
Digital art: photograph and asemic writing
Copyrighted © by Ann Knickerbocker. All rights reserved.
Saintish (1995)
Acrylic, collage, stencils, and pencil
From the Adelaide series
Copyrighted © by Ann Knickerbocker. All rights reserved.
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Also in the Adelaide series: Firenze, Milano, Roma, Napoli
The Ample Rhine (2016)
Photographs and iPad painting
From the series:
Midsummer Night’s Emily
Copyrighted © by Ann Knickerbocker. All rights reserved.
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Three other works from among several in this series:
The Poem Is “Decidedly Holy”
The Truth Must Dazzle Gradually
My Business Is Circumference
Images are reproduced above with artist’s permission.
Ann Knickerbocker
is an abstract painter who has shown her work in New England and on the West Coast and overseas; she has been a member of several galleries in Amherst, Massachusetts; Essex and Guilford, Connecticut; and Point Reyes Station, California (Gallery Route One). She also holds an advanced degree in literature.
For links to her galleries and blog, Artist in an A-frame, please visit: www.annknickerbocker.com
More on the Web: By, About, and Beyond
A sampling of artworks by Ann Knickerbocker paired with ekphrastic prosimetra by Charles D. Tarlton:
⚡ Crane by Ann Knickerbocker in MacQueen’s Quinterly (Issue 5, October 2020)
⚡ Artifact With Steam (2019) by Ann Knickerbocker in KYSO Flash (Issue 12, Summer 2019)
⚡ Ann Knickerbocker’s Interrogation II in KYSO Flash (Issue 8, August 2017)
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