Family Portrait Sessions are still available for December!
It's not too late! Call Anthology today to book your family photo session before the year slips away. We have sessions available on location and in the studio. Call Kendra…
We want your picture framing to be as unique as you are. We’re happy to execute your vision or help you come up with one.
It's not too late! Call Anthology today to book your family photo session before the year slips away. We have sessions available on location and in the studio. Call Kendra…
William Lee Ashley is a Colorado native who works in mixed media, both two dimensional as well as three dimensional. This will be his second solo exhibit with Anthology Fine Art and will be displayed from October 25-December 21, 2013.
“Memory” contains three series of new work that all address the paradigm of memory.
The first series is titled “Estate Sale”. This is the focal series of the show and deals with the transformation of memory within our city through gentrification. Will has constructed a set of dioramas that show the intimacy of the the modern estate sale. Using the highly personal and often valueless items left over from these “sales”, Will reconstructs the perceived memory of the life that once existed, embellishing and juxtaposing them with his own painted marks. He invites the viewer reconstruct that memory on their own and ask themselves who these people might have been. The result is a haunting yet beautiful homage to memories that once existed in the neighborhoods of our city but are rapidly being replaced.
Family heirlooms and collections come in many shapes and sizes. A customer recently came to us with 120 small cigarette cards that had been collected by her father-in-law. Her husband is from England and the cards are a great example of mid 20th century advertising. The cards were originally used as a “stiffener” for flimsy cigarette packs, but their humor and unique illustrations make them highly collectible today.
Thursday, September 5th 6-8pm. Join Jessica at Anthology for the debut of over fifty new works featuring a refreshing mixed media approach incorporating materials such as wood, wire, fiber, silicone,…
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