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Artist Statement:
I am a self-taught artist and
have always developed my own
methods and techniques which
have evolved from a
pointillist style with dried
tempera paint mixed with
saliva applied with plastic
styluses and sewing needles to
a more conventional, but still
unique style using acrylic
paint with oil painting ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Visages: Face Revisited,
Rockford Art Museum ,
Rockford, IL, Jan. 16 - April
5, 2009
Stars of the Silver Screen,
Hollywood Portraits by Stephen
Warde Anderson South Shores
Arts Gallery, 1040 Ridge Road,
Mundster, IN, October 24-
November 30, 2008
Fairy Tales, One-man
exhibition at Packer-Schopf
Gallery, 942 West Lake ...
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Artist Galleries:
Packer Schopf Gallery,
Chicago, Illinois
Tory Folliard Gallery,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Grey Carter (Greyart),
Washington, D.C.
Art Corporation, Rockford,
Illinois...
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Artist Reviews:
"Stephen Warde Anderson has
developed an unusual
pointillist style of painting.
And his women are fascinating
--- part human and part
goddess. He is best known in
the Midwest, and even though
he is still developing, his
work has found its way into
many folk art collections."
Chuck and Jan Rosenak...
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Collections:
Art Institute of Chicago,
Roger Brown Collection
Smithsonian Art Museum,
Washington, DC
Rockford Art Museum, Rockford,
Illinois, USA
Freeport Art Center, Freeport,
Illinois, USA
Keith Sadler, Chicago,
Illinois
Michael Hall, Michigan, USA
Chuck Rosenak, New Mexico, USA
John Balsley, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, USA
Josh Feldstein, Gainesville,
Florida, USA
Chuck Goodstein, Los ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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