Showing posts with label pamela wilson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pamela wilson. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Pix From The "Dystopia" Show - Super Surreal in Santa Monica


Visited the BeinArt Surreal Collective's show "Dystopia" at Copro Gallery in Santa Monica, along with a ton of other peeps. Great show, wonderful artists and incredible art. Way too many good ones to post them all, but here's a link to them. Met up with artists Pamela Wilson and Carrie Ann Baade, both looking happy and dapper. It was wonderful to finally meet people I have had an "online" relationship with for so long... Laurie Lipton, Sandra Yagi was there from SF and of course Jon Beinart.

Pamela and Carrie

Brian Viveros
Karl Persson
Sandra Yagi
Ray Donley
Matt R. Martin
Chris Mars
Rachel Bess
Brian Smith

Pamela Wilson
Carrie Ann Baade
Larkin, a cool marriage of painting and sculpt, (see the neck detail, below)



 This is a show really worth seeing, so many more stupendous pieces!


And last but not least, the award for best dressed couple goes to---






Thursday, February 24, 2011

Eclectix Interview With Pamela Wilson, Artiste!



Pamela is one of the most incredible painters out there today, I could stare at her images on a slideshow loop endlessly....

From Pamela: “I recently read a Chuck Close quote:"Inspiration is for amateurs. The pros just show up for work." Inspiration and work are both necessary and equal parts of anything worth making.. I guess that's what I do- show up for work. 
On GOOD days- I get some coffee, head directly to the studio at 8:00AM, turn on some Tom Waits, work my fingers to the bone, run five miles on the beach (I live in God's country- Santa Barbara, CA), eat like a health nut,  pat myself on the back, pat my dogs on the head, and read myself to sleep. 
On MOST days, I drag myself to the studio by 10:30AM (twenty-two feet from my back door), turn on some Tom Waits,  stress myself over deadlines yet unmet and paintings that will never be done, scold myself for not being Jeremy Geddes, eat crap because I'm too hungry or lazy to care, virtually ignore my dogs and the laundry, paint until midnight, and stay up even later watching “O Brother Where Art Thou” until I forget my troubles, and fall asleep.....”



Friday, December 10, 2010

Grateful for Pamela Wilson’s Grim Fairy Tales


Stumbled upon these gems on FaceBook and was so happy to have discovered Pamela Wilson’s works.  Gruesome girls, strong pirate wenches in petticoats, mothers gone bad, heroic women and alienated gothic posers - all come together under her spooky paintbrush. For her incredible portfolio click here. She has an upcoming solo show at the Sarah Bain Gallery in December. If you are in OC for Xmas, take some time out from the Tragic Kingdom and check it out.