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One day I learned to fly with my umbrella. Acrylic on canvas. 8 by 6". 2018.
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Prayer. Acrylic on canvas. 30 by 40". 2018
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At my grandparents dacha. Water color on paper. 8 by 10".
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When I"ll get this dog...Water color on paper.
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Exhibition
One day I learned to fly with my umbrella
14 Jul 2018 – 12 Aug 2018
Event times
Wednesday: 6-9pm
Friday: 6-9pm
Saturday: 11am-5pm
Sunday: 11am-5pm
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- 527 Main Street
- New York
New York - 10044
- United States
Travel Information
- F train to Roosevelt Island or Tram at 60th Street & Second Avenue
Collection of painting by Anna Eppel (http://www.AnnaEppel.com) investigating scenes from everyday life on canvas, paper, and oyster.
About
Anna is a member of RIVAA, and over the past few years, has presented many pieces there. Beyond the gallery, her work was featured in newspaper articles, in scientific conferences and in the streets of Manhattan. She describes her art:
I like to watch and then translate my experience into an object or painting, sometimes I can simulate that experience as an appetite. I have to taste it and digest its true colors, shapes or pattern. Since 2014 I have been traveling a lot and that made me think about how as an artist my landscape has changed. What is my role as an artist when I am not on my people’s land? When I am not reflecting on those I left behind? When enough time passes I start mythifying my past. I believe that some of my personal myths are also in our collective memory. I am looking for such formative moments for my work. I refer to culture and religion a lot in my work. At the same time, I am interested in the present as a women who is simply hungry for the landscape she looks at.
