The Working Proof just released their third limited edition print of one of my latest pieces, Tiger Walk with Me.
Pick one up in a variety of sizes and a portion of the proceeds will benefit Farm Sanctuary.
Read the accompanying interview where I talk about my newest inspiration, discuss my beer swilling teenage days and my plans to travel Eastern Europe this summer.
After a huge opening with record turn out (and sales!) you can browse at your leisure all of the work for sale at Flatcolor Gallery. CHECK IT OUT!
Thanks again for all who came out, it was a packed house with great people and great sales. The above photographs of the installation mural took a whopping 15 hours to complete. If you’re in Seattle I hope you can check it out.
Until then, I’ll be seeing you in the Midwest July 6th at the Chicago Urban Art Society in Pilsen.
In its (almost) entirety. Two smaller pieces are still at the gallery being scanned for prints.
But until then, here is a ton of new work for my solo show opening April 5th at the Flatcolor Gallery April 5th, 2012. If you are interested in any of these pieces, please e-mail info@staceyrozich.com to get on the gallery pre-sale list!
20” x 23” Framed:
“A Day at the Parade”
“Lion Walked”
“The Dinner Party”
“It’s Here”
16” x 20” Framed:
“Concentration”
“A Chance Meeting”
“All in a Days Work”
“Afternoon Shift”
“Tangible Spirits”
More pieces this size can be seen here and here from previous posts about my new work.
11” x 15” Framed
“The Few Words from the Smoking Man”
“In Your Own Words”
“Bridge Club”
“Strong Arm” (Sold)
9” x 11” Framed
“Jam Band”
“Pontificating”
“Master Plan”
“No Trespassing”
“Smoke Signal”
“Wistful Contemplation”
And that’s it! There will be a great big installation mural, prints and a few wonderful collaborations on display I did with Seattle’s Free Time. Come out if you can April 5th, 5 - 10pm!
All new work (c) Stacey Rozich 2012
I am a part of a group show curated by one of my favorite artists, Robert Hardgrave, at Cullom Gallery here in Seattle on April 5th (coincidentally the same night of my solo show at Flatcolor).
The theme is to take on making work based on Jacob Lawrence’s classic renditions of Aesop’s Fables in tones of black.
My fable was The Hares and the Frogs:
