Kim Sheridan 'Gate Pairing Forest Hills'
Gate Pairing Forest Hills, Acrylic paint on paper, 18" x 24", 2015.
Artist Statement
This painting titled, Gate Pairing Forest Hills, is inspired by the lines, textures and negative spaces jumping out to me as I commuted home everyday. I saw many iron wrought gates on residential apartment buildings and subway stations that excited me for their formal qualities. My painting explores a unrecognizable pairing of different gates that plays with realism and abstraction.
Artist Bio
Kim Sheridan is an artist and educator working in Huntington, NY. She received her B.S. in Studio Art at N.Y.U. (1999), a M.A. in Art Education at Columbia University (2002) and a M.F.A. in Studio Art at Queens College (2011). She was a recipient of The Joan Mitchell Foundation M.F.A. grant in 2012. Her work has been included in several group exhibitions in NYC. Most recently her painting titled, Time Passing Inside and Out (2020) is included in The Painting Center's online group exhibition, "One of a Year".
Gate Pairing Forest Hills, Acrylic paint on paper, 18" x 24", 2015.
Artist Statement
This painting titled, Gate Pairing Forest Hills, is inspired by the lines, textures and negative spaces jumping out to me as I commuted home everyday. I saw many iron wrought gates on residential apartment buildings and subway stations that excited me for their formal qualities. My painting explores a unrecognizable pairing of different gates that plays with realism and abstraction.
Artist Bio
Kim Sheridan is an artist and educator working in Huntington, NY. She received her B.S. in Studio Art at N.Y.U. (1999), a M.A. in Art Education at Columbia University (2002) and a M.F.A. in Studio Art at Queens College (2011). She was a recipient of The Joan Mitchell Foundation M.F.A. grant in 2012. Her work has been included in several group exhibitions in NYC. Most recently her painting titled, Time Passing Inside and Out (2020) is included in The Painting Center's online group exhibition, "One of a Year".
Gate Pairing Forest Hills, Acrylic paint on paper, 18" x 24", 2015.
Artist Statement
This painting titled, Gate Pairing Forest Hills, is inspired by the lines, textures and negative spaces jumping out to me as I commuted home everyday. I saw many iron wrought gates on residential apartment buildings and subway stations that excited me for their formal qualities. My painting explores a unrecognizable pairing of different gates that plays with realism and abstraction.
Artist Bio
Kim Sheridan is an artist and educator working in Huntington, NY. She received her B.S. in Studio Art at N.Y.U. (1999), a M.A. in Art Education at Columbia University (2002) and a M.F.A. in Studio Art at Queens College (2011). She was a recipient of The Joan Mitchell Foundation M.F.A. grant in 2012. Her work has been included in several group exhibitions in NYC. Most recently her painting titled, Time Passing Inside and Out (2020) is included in The Painting Center's online group exhibition, "One of a Year".