Terrie Remington - #19
2060 Irving Avenue
acrylic, clay
website: terrieremington.com
Handicap accessible
Terrie Remington was born in Rockville Centre, New York, and studied art in Phoenix, Arizona, the University of Arizona at Tucson; with artist Frank Milner in San Francisco, the Esquela de Bellas Artes, in Madrid, Spain; the Mendocino Art Center in California; and the University of Washington
in Seattle.
Painted Sculptures
The sculpture painting technique was developed by Remington during her eleven years of residency in Spain, and was first introduced in 1967 at her gallery "Refugi d'Art" in Barcelona, Spain. Paintings are sculpted on canvas covered board. Multi-media sculpture is of clay, natural fibers and raw linen, marbleized for durability, then painted in acrylics and oils. Sealed driftwood, shells and feathers are sometimes utilized. Ground marble is added to produce special effects. Armature is used on freestanding sculptures as well as paintings of deep dimension.
For more about Terrie Remington and her art: Visit her website.
2060 Irving Avenue
acrylic, clay
website: terrieremington.com
Handicap accessible
Terrie Remington was born in Rockville Centre, New York, and studied art in Phoenix, Arizona, the University of Arizona at Tucson; with artist Frank Milner in San Francisco, the Esquela de Bellas Artes, in Madrid, Spain; the Mendocino Art Center in California; and the University of Washington
in Seattle.
Painted Sculptures
The sculpture painting technique was developed by Remington during her eleven years of residency in Spain, and was first introduced in 1967 at her gallery "Refugi d'Art" in Barcelona, Spain. Paintings are sculpted on canvas covered board. Multi-media sculpture is of clay, natural fibers and raw linen, marbleized for durability, then painted in acrylics and oils. Sealed driftwood, shells and feathers are sometimes utilized. Ground marble is added to produce special effects. Armature is used on freestanding sculptures as well as paintings of deep dimension.
For more about Terrie Remington and her art: Visit her website.
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