Bachelor of Fine Arts
Oil Paint
61.0 x 45.5 cm
2021
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About this artwork
Walking through a vintage store with my aunt, I picked up a very old pair of black leather gloves that had never been worn; they still had a little tag on them. Very thin, very soft, they smelled like old perfume - like they'd been tucked away in a top dresser drawer for a lifetime waiting to be worn. She insisted on buying them for me. I wear them all the time. ❤️ I want to be ok oil on cradled panel 18" x 24"
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Jun 11, 2023
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About the artist
Kristy Blackwell uses figurative realism to try to capture a bit of the complex nature of humanity. There is common understanding in these relatable images: beauty in sadness and in fortitude, beauty in the exposed and in the protected. Kristy’s work has won various awards and been featured in print and online art magazines. It is held in numerous collections.
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Born in 1976 in Brandon, Manitoba. Currently residing in Toronto, Ontario .
Awarded Honourable Mention Best of Painting Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition Awarded Best of Painting at 55th Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition Awarded Best in Show OSA 144th Juried Exhibition First Place Artist Project Self Portrait Competition
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