This piece Shift was selected for the
62nd Rochester-Finger Lakes Exhibit
July 26 - October 4, 2009
Memorial Art Gallery
500 University Avenue, Rochester, NY
http://mag.rochester.edu/exhibitions/Rochester-FingerLakes/
Out of 445 artists, 28 were chosen
for this show
Jurors: James Hyde, Brooklyn artist and Guggenheim Fellow
David Kwasigroh, Director of Exhibitions, Indianapolis Art Center
PORTRAIT COMMISSIONS WELCOME
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| Shift (In the Grey series) |
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| With Peace (In the Grey series) |
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| Gender-full, not genderless, imagine a face not defined by gender but by its spirit alone, a multiplicity of expression without the confines or constrictions based on our society's prejudices of a person's sex. These most recent pieces are the beginning of the series In the Grey, of androgynous portraits where I construct ambiguous gender attributes of each face while expressing the essense in each visage. My intent is to not only allow but celebrate the human spirit beyond gender roles, and express in a physical form the many spiritual paths and teachers that expouse the divinity of androgyny.
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| Inherent in the Gaze (In the Grey series) |
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| Naked (In the Grey series) |
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| From the Borderlands (In the Grey series) |
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| Leading |
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| Old Soul |
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| The Promise |
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| Wellspring, Anonymous 22 |
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| In the Quiet, Anonymous 11 |
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| Keeper of All the Secrets, Anonymous #20 |
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| Reverence, Anonymous #18 |
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| Holding the Vision II, Anonymous #15 |
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| Bright New World, Anonymous #9 SOLD |
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| In Prayer, Anonymous #16 |
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| The Volunteer, Anonymous #12 |
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| Holding the Vision, Anonymous #17, SOLD |
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| Listening, Anonymous #7 |
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| Coming Home, Anonymous #14 |
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| Open Heart, Anonymous #13 SOLD |
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| The Grandmother, Anonymous #6 |
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| Study for At Peace, Anonymous #5 |
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| Moment Awake, Anonymous #10 |
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| Kenyan Nurse, Anonymous #3 |
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| Finding Truth, Anonymous #4 |
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| In the Light, In the Grace, Anonymous #8 |
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Four portraits were selected for the group show:
What Does Compassion Look Like?
ArtXchange Gallery
April 11 - May 30, 2008, 512 First Street South, Seattle, WA
Copy and paste link to see the show online: www.artxchange.org/exhibit_detail.php?ExhibitID=28
This show was a fundraiser for Seeds of Compassion and celebrated His Holiness the Dalai Lama's visit to Seattle in April
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PORTRAIT COMMISSIONS WELCOME
To see additional images from this series, contact the artist.
Contact Information
Barbara Stout
email: stoutstudio@gmail.com
Phone: 360-320-1116
49 Meridan Avenue
Oswego, New York 13126
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