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Bruce
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From Beyond/In WNY |
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The
Deposition2005, 54" x 56.5" Oil and spray paint on luan with wood frame |
![]() Our Universal Sister 2010, 15.5” x 13” Oil on board with painted found frame |
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![]() G abe 2009, 31" x 22" Oil and spray paint on luan with wood frame |
![]() Saul II 2009, 31" x 22" Oil and spray paint on luan with wood frame |
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![]() Rafael 2010, 14.5” x 13” Oil on board with found frame |
Demetrious2010 16” x 17.5” Oil on board with found plastic frame. |
![]() Untitled #10 2006, 15" x 15" Oil and spray paint on luan with wood frame |
![]() Johnny B 2009, 11.5" x 11.5" Oil on canvas |
![]() Remi and the Holy Ampulla 2010, 26.5” x 22.5” Oil on wood with found frame |
![]() Angelic Face 2011, 24" x 20" Oil on board with found frame |
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| Nichos
are small decorative Laten American folk art shadow boxes. In Mexican
and South American homes nichos may sit on tables or pedestals or be incorporated
into household alters. They may serve as shrines, or as objects of devotion,
or as a form of protection. Contained in each nicho is a key object or
figure for which it was created, typically a patron saint, ancestor, or
ex-voto. Contemporary nichos have expanded to include secular subject
matter and humor. When I first saw them in Mexico, I realized they could contribute to my Divine Beauty series. I've created original archival quality prints form images derived from my paintings, and mounted them on acid free board. These in turn are mounted in authentic Mexican nichos. |