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Artist Exhibitions:
I have a selected storage of
2001 and 2002 work at
http://www.geocities.com/rhelyn
n/index.html
A 13x15 textile monoprint,
'Peace in Many Places' was
shown in the Student Art
Exhibition 2002 at NDSU.
A 5x7 textile monoprint,
'Green Rabbit' is currently on
display in the SAS cabinet ...
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Artist Galleries:
Memorial Union Gallery,
NDSU Memorial Union, Fargo
North Dakota
NDSU Juried Student Art Show :
November 19th - December 21st.
Pieces exhibited :
'In the Golden Woods' 18x24
inches Acrylic on Canvas.
this image can be viewed at
the geocities site under 2001
archived works.
Reinecke Gallery
NDSU Reinecke Arts Building,
Fargo North ...
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Artist Reviews:
I had my second review. TEXT :
"...The sophisticated union of
design, color and narrative in
your work represents a very
effective marriage of your
anthropological and artistic
interests. The faculty were
particularily impressed by
your development of a unique
iconographic
language...continue your
remarkable exploration into
iconography and bookmaking."
Artist ...
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Collections:
Collections are currently held
by :
Visual Arts Archive, NDSU,
North Dakota, USA
Harvey Winger, IA, USA
Will LaShell, Phoenix, AZ. USA
Kaleigh-Grey Draper, Lincoln,
Lincolnshire, UK...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Statement for Marie Winger-Meyer
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I was born and raised in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. My mother interested me in art at a young age, drawing animals, portraits and landscapes in pen and pencil. In 1997 I graduated from Grand Rapids High School and entered college.
I came to Fargo, North Dakota in the year 2000. My husband and I were married in 2002. I completed a Bachelor of Science in Visual Arts at the North Dakota State University in Spring 2004. My baccalaureate show "The Story Inside" was exhibited in May 2004 with a total of 22 prints and drawings.
I draw every day, it is a compulsion. My drawings are always in ink and begin with a random rhythym upon the paper. The drawings seem to have a message to tell me. They contain symbols, animals and figures that are themselves ideas. These ideas interact together to form the message. Sometimes the message is universal, other times it is something I am trying to tell myself. The drawings are a type of "language" that cannot be expressed fully in words. The book "Leonardo's Ink Bottle" has a good chapter on Symbolist Art that I think describes well this type of randomly begun personal expression.
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