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Artist Exhibitions:
2008... Vermont Supreme Court
building, solo show,
Montpelier, VT;
2007... B-Mori San Francisco,
CA, group show; Burlington
College solo show; Community
College of Vermont solo show
Burlington,VT;
Vermont Community Access Media
group exhibition Burlington,
VT group;
2006... Bonham & Butterfield,
Los Angeles, CA invitational
AVA Gallery Lebanon, NH solo
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Artist Reviews:
THE RUTLAND HERALD review
Oct 10, 2004 Rutland, Vermont
"Raw meat, emotion on exhibit
at SPA"
"The triptych seems to bleed
on the large wall. All three
of the oil paintings are
variations on a theme –
red-on-red depictions of
grocery store shelves stocked
with slabs and globs of ...
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Collections:
The Vermont Statehouse,
Montpelier, VT
MV Transportation, Fairfield,
California
Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Preston,
Bedford Hills, NY
Mr. Ric Kasini Kadour,
Montreal, Quebec
The Fleming Museum- Univ. of
Vermont
Stacey and Sean Kimble,
Orinda, CA
Dr. & Mrs. David Perkinson,
Portland OR
Kim Salander, and Georgette
Wirth, Norwalk, CT
The Franklin County (...
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Commissions:
MV Transportation, Fairfield,
California
Vermont Arts Council, Franklin
County Courthouse, St. Albans,
VT
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Artist Statement for Marc Awodey
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"My statement IS the work."
Awodey received his MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 1984. Hundreds of his works are in private collections around the USA. Awodey lives in Burlington, Vermont- one of the most active arts enclaves in in North America. He teaches fine arts at Burlington College and The Community College of Vermont, is an award winning art critic, and has published 3 books of poetry.
Resume and slides are available on request. Awodey's vision is unique, and his work may be considered investment quality. Click on "send the artist an email" for further information.
“I do not try to be profound. My only concern is to make pictures that work - I can’t worry about critical relevance, or what a viewer might discover in a piece. Such are not for me to know. I am a figurative painter who is, nevertheless, more focused on formal issues than narrative content. Narratives are egocentric, and I am an artist of the Id. Textures, color, and line are the Id. I establish a dialog with each canvas, and let it develop on its own terms - so my pictures are very simple and direct. The anatomy of the picture is always more important than the anatomy of the subject.”
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