Artist Information:
Philip Campbell
Indianapolis, IN
United States
Member Since: Jan 2002
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Artist Statement:
I have always struggled to
verbally communicate my
specific feelings.
I have always wanted to write
my stories.
But it just doesn’t work.
And so I paint.
I toil over each piece.
I shoot dozens of digital
photographs.
Spend days, sometimes months
editing.
The image is then drawn on a
clay-coated panel and painted.
The process allows me to
define and redefine my
thoughts.
The paintings are my specific
thoughts.
Whether the viewer gets it or
not is irrelevant.
I am satisfied that I have
said exactly what I intended
to.
Each piece is a specific
statement.
This is what I find hilarious,
stupid, important, beautiful.
This is how I feel.
The things I love.
The things I hate.
I paint what I know.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Headley Whitney Museum
Museum for Contemporary Art,
Baltimore
National Art Museum of Sport
Richmond Museum of Art
Indiana University Art Museum
Hot House Art Gallery
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts
Center
Galerie Hertz
Copeland Rutherford Fine Art
Ruschman Gallery
Malton Gallery
Swanson Cralle Gallery
Indianapolis Art Center
Artlink
University of Wisconsin, ...
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Artist Galleries:
Hot House Art Gallery,
Indianapolis
Oskar Friedl, Chicago...
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
Aoyama Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
Baltimore Department of
Health
Baker and Daniels Attorneys
Bank One
Community Hospitals
Conseco
Corinthian Pharmaceutical
The Diner
Dolphin Papers
The Indiana State Museum
Indiana University Medical
Center
Fries and Fries, Inc.
Louisville Colligate School
Eli Lilly and Company
Metal Services International
North American Capacitor,
Inc.
The...
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Commissions:
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Philip Campbell's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Philip Campbell's Portfolio. Browse Campbell's body of work: I have always struggled to verbally communicate my specific feelings.
I have always wanted to write my stories.
But it just doesn’t work.
And so I paint.
I toil over each piece.
I shoot dozens of digital photographs.
Spend days, sometimes months editing.
The image is then drawn on a clay-coated panel and painted.
The process allows me to define and redefine my thoughts.
The paintings are my specific thoughts.
Whether the viewer gets it or not is irrelevant.
I am satisfied that I have said exactly what I intended to.
Each piece is a specific statement.
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Little Boat, 2002
Watercolor,
8 x 10 inches
Price: US$ 900
€: 574
UK £: 445
¥en: 89393
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Muzzle, 2002
Encaustic Painting,
5 x 7 inches
Price: US$ 450
€: 287
UK £: 222
¥en: 44696
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Strength, 2002
Encaustic Painting,
5 x 7 inches
Price: US$ 450
€: 287
UK £: 222
¥en: 44696
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Strap On, 2002
Watercolor,
10 x 7 inches
Price: US$ 650
€: 415
UK £: 321
¥en: 64561
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