Rhona Hoffman Gallery (New York) showed Natalie Frank's Scene III at Expo Chicago 2018 (Navy Pier September 28 to 30).
This piece is oil, crayon, gouache, acrylic on gesso board. It is a eye-catching piece. There is something haunting about it, a little disturbing. It made me think of a movie poster for some reason--although it would have to be a Guillermo Del Toro movie. The work (speaking not just of this piece) is vibrant, colorful and alive. There is some thread of darkness through it all.
Frank, originally from Austin, now lives in New York City. She holds an MFA from Columbia, studied in Norway on a Fulbright Scholarship, holds a BA in studio art from Yale (her academic experience goes on and on it seems). She has had numerous solo exhibits in the USA and Europe. You can find out more and see more at www.natalie-frank.com.
This piece is oil, crayon, gouache, acrylic on gesso board. It is a eye-catching piece. There is something haunting about it, a little disturbing. It made me think of a movie poster for some reason--although it would have to be a Guillermo Del Toro movie. The work (speaking not just of this piece) is vibrant, colorful and alive. There is some thread of darkness through it all.
Frank, originally from Austin, now lives in New York City. She holds an MFA from Columbia, studied in Norway on a Fulbright Scholarship, holds a BA in studio art from Yale (her academic experience goes on and on it seems). She has had numerous solo exhibits in the USA and Europe. You can find out more and see more at www.natalie-frank.com.
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