Artist Information:
James Anderson
Asheville, NC
United States
Member Since: May 2001
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Artist Statement:
And you wait, keep waiting for
that one thing
which would infinitely enrich
your life:
the powerful, uniquely
uncommon,
the awakening of dormant
stones,
depths that would reveal you
to yourself.
In the dusk you notice the
book shelves
with their volumes in gold and
in brown;
and you think of far lands you
journeyed,
of pictures and of shimmering
gowns
worn by women you conquered
and lost.
And it comes to you all of a
sudden:
That was it! And you arise,
for you are
aware of a year in your
distant past
with its fears and events and
prayers.
- Rainer Maria Rilke.
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Artist Exhibitions:
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FINE ARTS RESUME:
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
Fifth Street Gallery,
Wilmington, Delaware, 1977,
1978
Station Gallery, Greenville,
Delaware, 1981, 1983, 1986,
1989
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
Delaware Art Museum,
Wilmington, Delaware, 1976,
1978, 1979, 1981, 1985, 1986,
1989
University Of Delaware,
Newark, Delaware, 1980, 1982
Meredith Contemporary ...
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Artist Galleries:
Carolynn Roberts Gallery
Yorklyn, Delaware
The Station Gallery
Greenville, Delaware
The Delaware Art Museum
Sales and Rental Gallery
Wilmington, Delaware...
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
Delaware Art Museum,
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
University of Delaware,
Newark, Delaware, USA
duPont Company, Wilmington,
Delaware, USA
Wilmington Trust Company,
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Christiana Hospital,
Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Other Private and Corporate
Collections throughout the
USA...
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Commissions:
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James Anderson's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to James Anderson's Portfolio. Browse Anderson's body of work: And you wait, keep waiting for that one thing
which would infinitely enrich your life:
the powerful, uniquely uncommon,
the awakening of dormant stones,
depths that would reveal you to yourself.
In the dusk you notice the book shelves
with their volumes in gold and in brown;
and you think of far lands you journeyed,
of pictures and of shimmering gowns
worn by women you conquered and lost.
And it comes to you all of a sudden:
That was it! And you arise, for you are
aware of a year in your distant past
with its fears and events and ... |
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