Artist Information:
Anthony Difatta
Jackson, MS
United States
Member Since: Jul 2009
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Artist Statement:
Whether representational or
not, my process always
involves finishing a painting
in the studio, away from any
influence besides my own
visual perception. I guess you
could call me a formalist. My
newest work is about creating
a chaotic field by using
collage, scribbles, drips etc.
Then I try to ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
SOLO/2 PERSON SHOWS
• The Lounge, On-line Gallery
Opening August 1998
• Mississippi Heritage Trust
10 Most Endangered, Nov. 1998
• Gravity Gallery, Clinton, MS
January 1999
• Nunnery’s Gallery, Jackson,
MS March 1999
• Automatic Slim’s, Memphis,
TN September 10, 1999
• Arcus Ironworks Gallery,
Ridgeland, MS, December 9,
1999
• New ...
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Artist Galleries:
Nunnery's Gallery, Jackson, MS
Southside Gallery, Oxford, MS
A Gallery, Hattiesburg, MS
The Attic Gallery, Vicksburg,
MS
Merigold Marketplace,
Merigold, MS...
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
Bernie Ebbers, ex CEO of MCI
WorldCom, currently residing
at Oakdale Federal
Correctional Facility
Viking Range Corporation,
Greenwood, MS
Peterbuilt Offices, Jackson,
MS
Mike Gallagher, President,
Flarion Technologies, San
Jose, CA
Sam Pooley, South Central
Heating, Jackson, MS
Senator and Mrs. David Baria,
Bay St. Louis, MS
Dr. and Mrs. ...
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Commissions:
Viking Range Corporation
MCI WorldCom
Peterbuilt Truck Headquarters
Taste of the Nation
Jubilee!JAM Music Festival
Picnic in Central Park, NYC
Mississippi's 10 Most
Endangered Historic Landmarks
HeArts Against Aids
Mississippi Children's Home
Services
Crossroads Film Festival
Jackson Zoo
Eric Matthew's "Imagination
Stage" cd artwork
Dorothy Moore "...
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Anthony Difatta's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Anthony Difatta's Portfolio.
Whether representational or not, my process always involves finishing a painting in the studio, away from any influence besides my own visual perception. I guess you could call me a formalist. My newest work is about creating a chaotic field by using collage, scribbles, drips etc. Then I try to pull the whole thing together into a coherent two-dimensional formal composition without losing the spontaneity. This is why I have titled this series “Chaos & Order”.... |
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