Friday, April 14, 2006
FLESH, INK. FRIDAY - Barbara Ingenhaag
I cannot tell you how much I enjoy finding these new artists to bring to you each week with this feature... it's getting more and more difficult each week to bring you a selection of artists who are doing more than simply face-painting for children, but to feature artists with a true vision of using flesh as a canvas. To this end, if you have artists you'd like to see featured on FLESH, INK. FRIDAY, please e-mail us at PTF and we'll look into your fine choices.
Today's treasure hunt brought us Barbara Ingenhaag. She was educated as a glass painter but began collaborating with other artists in 1992, and now produces a wide range of commerical and artistic works.
Her gallery contains a full range of emotional works - some works are quite whimsical, while others spill their saga to you without uttering a single word. All are worthy of your attention, but the cow series was particular for for me.
Visit Barbara's site, and show her some of that PTF love!
Previously on FLESH, INK. FRIDAY: Images from Burning Man / Anton ten Dam / Pashur / Earth Henna / Wilderness Bodypainting / Carolyn Roper / The Australian Museum / Jodee Lenaine Smith / Fredi Schmid / Vladimir Valenta / Anthony Chiappin and Andrew Dunbar / Rich Diltz / Flesh and Color
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Today's treasure hunt brought us Barbara Ingenhaag. She was educated as a glass painter but began collaborating with other artists in 1992, and now produces a wide range of commerical and artistic works.
Previously on FLESH, INK. FRIDAY: Images from Burning Man / Anton ten Dam / Pashur / Earth Henna / Wilderness Bodypainting / Carolyn Roper / The Australian Museum / Jodee Lenaine Smith / Fredi Schmid / Vladimir Valenta / Anthony Chiappin and Andrew Dunbar / Rich Diltz / Flesh and Color
