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CARLOS BAUTISTA BIERNNAY AND HIS QUEEN OF THE NIGHT
The Queen of Night, an assemblage made in the year 2023, presents a conjunction of signifying elements in my body of work that come from tasks traditionally defined as feminine, performed within the context of private life and expressed through laboring with threads, embroidery, fabrics, lace and other materials capable of being transformed into narratives […]
5 THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT FRANK STELLA
We want to tribute the incredible artist Frank Stella, who passed away recently, by sharing 5 things you didn’t know about Frank Stella. 1. The power behind the titles Stella’s artworks are visually arresting and laden with profound symbolism in their titles, like in his Black Paintings series. In Die Fahne Hoch! (which translates to “Hoist the […]
JEFF ROBINSON
After studying sculpture at Kansas City Art Institute, Jeff Robinson shifted his focus to painting, stating, “The change in medium suited my temperament. Painting allowed me to get to ideas quicker.” He stayed in Kansas City throughout the ‘80s participating in the burgeoning art scene at the Random Ranch, Left Bank and Dolphin galleries. Completing […]
CHARLES O. PERRY A GEOMETRIC SCULPTOR
Charles O. Perry (1922-2011) was a prolific sculptor who sought to explore paradoxes and enigmas posed by science through art. In this serious journey, he expressed scientific ideas and created a body of work highly influenced by mathematics. In doing so, Perry became recognized internationally for over one hundred public art commissions throughout the United […]
JEFF ROBINSON: LIBRIS | SPINE
“There are also letters on the spine of each book; these letters do not indicate or prefigure what the pages will say. I know that such a lack of relevance, at one time seemed mysterious…” Jorge Luis Borges, The Library of Babel What can a large number of books mean, piled up, arranged in an […]
Jeff Robinson
Jeff Robinson (New Jersey, United States, 1959 – )
Studied at the Kansas City Art Institute under the guidance of Dale Eldred and Jim Leedy. Working as an artist in Kansas City, New York City, and Los Angeles, Robinson shifted from sculpture to painting. He stayed in Kansas City throughout the ‘80s participating in the burgeoning art scene at the Random Ranch, Left Bank, and Dolphin galleries. In New York, he began exhibiting at the Meisner/SoHo Gallery, also he was invited to exhibit with GenArt, Oracle, and the Project Room of the Jason McCoy Gallery on 57th St.
Jeff Robinson lives and works in the Roanoke neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri with his wife Courtney Watkins, author, illustrator, and daughter Mary Charles.
The Catcher in the Rye, 2020
Oil on canvas
30 x 40 in
76 x 102 cm
Jeff Robinson
Jeff Robinson (New Jersey, United States, 1959 – )
Studied at the Kansas City Art Institute under the guidance of Dale Eldred and Jim Leedy. Working as an artist in Kansas City, New York City, and Los Angeles, Robinson shifted from sculpture to painting. He stayed in Kansas City throughout the ‘80s participating in the burgeoning art scene at the Random Ranch, Left Bank, and Dolphin galleries. In New York, he began exhibiting at the Meisner/SoHo Gallery, also he was invited to exhibit with GenArt, Oracle, and the Project Room of the Jason McCoy Gallery on 57th St.
Jeff Robinson lives and works in the Roanoke neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri with his wife Courtney Watkins, author, illustrator, and daughter Mary Charles.
The Great Gatsby, 2020
Oil on canvas
48 x 24 in
122 x 61 cm
Jeff Robinson
Jeff Robinson (New Jersey, United States, 1959 – )
Studied at the Kansas City Art Institute under the guidance of Dale Eldred and Jim Leedy. Working as an artist in Kansas City, New York City, and Los Angeles, Robinson shifted from sculpture to painting. He stayed in Kansas City throughout the ‘80s participating in the burgeoning art scene at the Random Ranch, Left Bank, and Dolphin galleries. In New York, he began exhibiting at the Meisner/SoHo Gallery, also he was invited to exhibit with GenArt, Oracle, and the Project Room of the Jason McCoy Gallery on 57th St.
Jeff Robinson lives and works in the Roanoke neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri with his wife Courtney Watkins, author, illustrator, and daughter Mary Charles.
Catch-22, 2020
Oil on canvas
30 x 40 in
76 x 102 cm
Jeff Robinson
Jeff Robinson (New Jersey, United States, 1959 – )
Studied at the Kansas City Art Institute under the guidance of Dale Eldred and Jim Leedy. Working as an artist in Kansas City, New York City, and Los Angeles, Robinson shifted from sculpture to painting. He stayed in Kansas City throughout the ‘80s participating in the burgeoning art scene at the Random Ranch, Left Bank, and Dolphin galleries. In New York, he began exhibiting at the Meisner/SoHo Gallery, also he was invited to exhibit with GenArt, Oracle, and the Project Room of the Jason McCoy Gallery on 57th St.
Jeff Robinson lives and works in the Roanoke neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri with his wife Courtney Watkins, author, illustrator, and daughter Mary Charles.
To Kill a Mockingbird, 2020
Acrylic on canvas
48 x 48 in
122 x 122 cm
Jeff Robinson
Jeff Robinson (New Jersey, United States, 1959 – )
Studied at the Kansas City Art Institute under the guidance of Dale Eldred and Jim Leedy. Working as an artist in Kansas City, New York City, and Los Angeles, Robinson shifted from sculpture to painting. He stayed in Kansas City throughout the ‘80s participating in the burgeoning art scene at the Random Ranch, Left Bank, and Dolphin galleries. In New York, he began exhibiting at the Meisner/SoHo Gallery, also he was invited to exhibit with GenArt, Oracle, and the Project Room of the Jason McCoy Gallery on 57th St.
Jeff Robinson lives and works in the Roanoke neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri with his wife Courtney Watkins, author, illustrator, and daughter Mary Charles.
Goldfinger, 2020
Oil on canvas
30 x 40 in
76 x 102 cm