Artist Information:
Scott Hammar
Washington, DC
United States
Member Since: May 2001
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Artist Statement:
Scott Hammar resides in
Washington DC. His initial
response to the work of such
artists as Jean Michel
Basquiat, Andy Warhol,
Francisco Clemente and Jasper
Johns was the catalyst for his
venture into the process of
painting. It is the use of
vibrant oil stick colors,
intricately blended and
applied ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Current Exhibition:
GALLERY 325
325 7th Street, SE
Washington DC 20003
For Information on this
exhibit contact Scott Hammar
at slhkai@aol.com. You may
also view work for sale on the
gALLERY 325 website at
www.gallery325.com.
Purchased work by this artist
can be viewed on Artcite.com.
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Artist Galleries:
Represented by: GALLERY 325
Online Galleries:
gallery325.com
Risingartist.com
Sales Recorded by:
Artcite.com...
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
J.K. Homer & Ken Allen,
Washington DC, USA
Kathleen Kaupp, Washington DC,
USA
Margot Moreland, Tampa,
Florida, USA
Marie Marlow, Wasshington
DC,USA
Kathy Sands, Washington DC,
USA
Jay Parker & David Mills,
Washington DC, USA
Marc Berkley, New York, New
York, USA
John McGivern, Milwaukee, WI,
USA
Aaron Shields, Gaitherburg,
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Scott Hammar's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Scott Hammar's Portfolio. Browse Hammar's body of work: Scott Hammar resides in Washington DC. His initial response to the work of such artists as Jean Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Francisco Clemente and Jasper Johns was the catalyst for his venture into the process of painting. It is the use of vibrant oil stick colors, intricately blended and applied to acrylic mediums on canvas, that create a sense of textured shapes and images moving in space.
Also the use of gold, silver and copper leaf enhance certain paintings even further by adding light reflective qualities to the surface of the work.
Mr. Hammar's background is rooted in Theatrical ... |
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