Art, what else?
Frank Kwiatkowski
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All art is in the public domain.
What do different artists do with the same few raw materials?
Christmas tree on a train.
Participatory poetry.
Series of “Love” paintings.
See it to believe it.
Pointless stop sign intervention.
Tree ring history.
“Affirmation.” Foamcore, adhesive letters, tape. 42″×32″. 2013.
Screen Tests. Digital video. 2012.
Short close-ups of people's faces. Exhibited at Art After Dark May 17–19, 2012.
Untitled. Watercolor, tempera on canvas. 11″×14″. 2012.
“Beloved Snail Friend.” Watercolor, tempera, oil pastel on canvas. 14″×11″. 2012.
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“Wszystko Będzie Dobrze.” Latex paint and Rust-Oleum on reclaimed door. 42″×72″. 2012.
“Wszystko Będzie Dobrze” is Polish for “everything will be okay.” The black streaks are reflections of the sun shining through window blinds. Exhibited at Art After Dark, May 17–19, 2012. $800.
“Relax.” Block print. Approx. 19″×19″. 2011.
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“Please Do Not Touch the Art.” Ink on canvas. 18″×14″. 2011.
This piece is incomplete until after being hung in public. Displayed
with drawing materials, viewers are invited to vandalize it.
“Fuck this Shit.” Ink on canvas. 20″×16″. 2011.
“Les Demoiselles d’Avignon.” Oil on paper. 11″×14″. 2011.
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Untitled. Oil, watercolor on paper. 11″×14″. 2011.
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Untitled. Ink, dirt on aluminum. 11″×14″. 2011.
Looks good under different light sources.
“The Everyman.” Watercolor, ink, paint pen, blood on paper. 8.5″×5.5″. 2011.
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“Blue #1.” Oil on paper. 8.5″×5.5″. 2011.
