Artist Information:
Edward Kranz
Seattle, WA
United States
Member Since: Feb 2005
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Artist Statement:
The Coffee Culture Series is
painted mostly in coffee with
some watercolor or oil under
painting. The series depicts
aspects of coffee culture from
it’s reemergence with the
corporate giants and the
family stand you visit on the
corner to the fair trade
growers of Guatemala.
The Coffee Culture Series
started out literally as a
joke made about modern art
while a friend held up a
napkin stained with a coffee
ring and has grown to a
multifaceted series that
continues to offer interesting
subject matter. Any time you
explore and compare
life-styles of people from
different walks of life you
find stories that at the core
you can relate too. This leads
to understanding and
understanding leads to good
communication.
Seattle, the new
self-proclaimed coffee capital
of the world, is just a part
of the second largest legal
industry in the world. The
coffee industry spans the
globe producing beans in about
80 countries. With Ezju’s
interest in communication and
understanding his own and
other cultures, coffee as a
subject and medium seemed to
fall into place with living in
Seattle.
Over the centuries, There has
been many different coffee
capitals. Through the ages
inventions ...
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Edward Kranz's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Edward Kranz's Portfolio. Browse Edward Kranz's body of work: The Coffee Culture Series is painted mostly in coffee with some watercolor or oil under painting. The series depicts aspects of coffee culture from it’s reemergence with the corporate giants and the family stand you visit on the corner to the fair trade growers of Guatemala.
The Coffee Culture Series started out literally as a joke made about modern art while a friend held up a napkin stained with a coffee ring and has grown to a multifaceted series that continues to offer interesting subject matter. Any time you explore and compare life-styles of people from different walks ... |
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