10"x 10", acrylic on canvas (gallery stretched*), 2007
This lonely pepper was the last thing living in my vegetable crisper...
This lonely pepper was the last thing living in my vegetable crisper...
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Pam Quimby
always with my camera.
painting in my apartment.
at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.
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- Pam Quimby
- Chicago, IL, United States
- I grew up in rural southeastern Ohio where I got my BFA in Painting at Ohio University. I then moved to Chicago and worked at the Art Institute for four years until I decided to go to graduate school. I moved to New York where I received my Masters of Fine Arts in Painting from Pratt Institute. I also started teaching art while I was in NYC. I received a New York Times Grant to teach art in schools that did not have art programs. I then moved back to Chicago where I teach high school art. I love my job. Teaching art is the best thing I could ever do with my life. Painting is also a huge part of my life, and this latest series is based on my collection of tiny objects…things I’ve collected since childhood. I never leave home without my camera; searching out the beauty in the things we see everyday. You just never know where you’ll find inspiration! Please contact me with any questions or interest in purchasing artwork: pquimby@hotmail.com
gallery stretched canvas*
1-3/8" solid wood stretcher bars, painted edges, no frame needed, back stapled for ease in conservation
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2 comments:
Is this part of a series? I would be interested in a few paintings for my home...Cost?
Loving this one...poor little pepper!
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