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Artist Information:
Charlie Spear
Peru, IN
United States
Member Since: Jul 2004
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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibits
2007 Two-Artist Show Franklin
Barry Gallery
2006 Animal Images ARTLINK
Ft.Wayne, IN Aug.
2006 Indy Fringe July-Aug
Exhibition
2006 Mar.April,May, June,
L.A.M.P Gallery,
Massachusettes Ave.
Indianapolis, IN
2006 Ft.Wayne Artist Guild 9th
Annual Exhibition: *AWARD*
PAINTINGS
2006 MS Art Auction ...

Further Information
Artist Galleries:
Franklion Barry Art Gallery
Mass.Ave. Indianpolis IN
contact person Don Elliot
Santa Fe Fine Art Brokerage,
Santa Fe, NM contact person
Marian Padilla
BroadRipple Flaunt Salon,
Broadripple IN...

Further Information
Artist Reviews:
Grand Re-opening which will
feature 50 Local Artists and
“Artist of the Month” Charlie
Spear. September 9, 2005 come
by for the Masschusetts Avenue
“Fall Gallery Walk”....

Further Information
Collections:
Holly Greenberg, Master
Printmaker, Syracuse
University, Syracuse NY

George Jercich, Master
Glassblower, California
Polytechnic State University,
San Luis Obispo, CA







...

Further Information
Commissions:
Coming Soon!

Artist Statement for Charlie Spear

- 3D-reconstructions and paintings comprise the works of Charles Spear. Forty-five plus years of art production and growth illustrate Spear's dedication of his artistic expression.


Artist Statement
As my work becomes more complex, it is becoming sinister, yet still playful, and unsuspecting. Each piece of work is built of scraps and discarded materials that I hope will ferment an emotional response in the mind-soul witness of them. When I start working on a piece I usually pick one simple image or artifact and place it in a frame with wire in a random-like fashion.From there I begin a series of associative connections coming from within arranging toys, home paraphenelia, and discarded papers giving them a new context and a new content. I include acrylic paint, oil pastel, pencil, varnish, and other mediums I choose to increase the visual components of my work . A learned freedom liberates the artistic accidents surrounding the ideas portrayed. These ideas are not about the images per se but interpretative manipulations through images. I create personal associative imagery, humorous and slightly dark.I invite the viewer to decipher the image symbols and the meaning behind the work, much like heiroglyphs and pictograms.



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