Ile De Re-Ile De Re by Eileen Cooper Rabley Gallery (Marlborough, England) showed work by Eileen Cooper and Naomi Frears at Ink Miami 2017.
Ra's piece is ink, pencil and gouache. Her work usually features female figures and her style is unmistakable--you would imagine a member of the Royal Academy would be this distinct, this remarkable. You can always recognize her art. Some pieces I've seen had a mythical quality to them. Find out more about her at the Royal Academy website.
The piece by Frears wasn't hung but was in a stack of unframed pieces. This is one of the great things about Ink Miami--there are often unframed pieces selling for a bit less than what you see on the wall and they are often gems. This one reminds me of things I've seen by the late, great Louise Bourgeois. Find out more about the artist at www.naomifrears.com.
Ra's piece is ink, pencil and gouache. Her work usually features female figures and her style is unmistakable--you would imagine a member of the Royal Academy would be this distinct, this remarkable. You can always recognize her art. Some pieces I've seen had a mythical quality to them. Find out more about her at the Royal Academy website.
The piece by Frears wasn't hung but was in a stack of unframed pieces. This is one of the great things about Ink Miami--there are often unframed pieces selling for a bit less than what you see on the wall and they are often gems. This one reminds me of things I've seen by the late, great Louise Bourgeois. Find out more about the artist at www.naomifrears.com.
by Naomi Frears
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