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Artist Statement:
My work is partly based on
explorations about high-art,
art accessibility, and
illness. When art appears to
be just another commodity for
trade and profit, I don’t mind
knocking art off its high
horse. When an artist
possesses a gift, I would like
the fruits of that gift ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Museums
"InterACTIVE", a kinetic
installation at the Wichita
Art Museum (Lee Shiney,
Christopher Gulick and Tom
McGuire), Spring 2008 through
Spring 2010, Wichita KS
Solo Exhibitions
Guilt 2 - Sep. 2007, Rock,
Paper, Scissors, Wichita KS
Sofa Size - 2006, Commerce
Gallery, Wichita KS
Guilt - 2005, Winds of Change
Gallery, Wichita KS
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Artist Galleries:
Upfront Gallery
412 E. Douglas, Suite B
Wichita, Kansas
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Artist Reviews:
The Velvet Rope No More, by
Joanna Ramondetta
A review of “InterACTIVE”,
Wichita Art Museum, Wichita
KS, Feb. 2008 - Feb. 2010,
Review Magazine, Winter 2009
We have all been to museums
and galleries to marvel over
the latest exhibition or to
revisit a beloved work of art.
In doing this, ...
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Portfolio Exhibitions for Lee Shiney
| Discover personal portfolio exhibitions Lee Shiney has chosen to display in their artist portfolio. These exhibitions are entirely chosen and created by the artist. The artist may choose what type of work to display and showcase in their own personal portfolio exhibition space. Enjoy the exhibitions! |
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Automatic Series _ Late 2008:
The Late 2008 works from the Automatic Series are acrylic on canvas, a departure from earlier work done with latex paint or screen print inks. These have been experiments both with fluid acrylics and building texture with heavy bodied acrylics.
The Automatic Series philosophy involves using various machines, often of my own construction, to apply paint to a slowly revolving substrate. In a sense, this is art making art. The paint application techniques may vary ... (view this exhibition)
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