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(3.95 - 242 votes)About Kendra:
Kendra Binney was raised in a small mountain town with no shoe stores. Most of her time was spent barefoot treading through the miniscule world of spiders, snakes and all things hiding in the grass. She transfers this closeness with the small and obscure into her paintings. Through scenes of dripping landscapes and insecure, vulnerable characters, she illustrates a world draped in memories, remorse, and fragile realities. Seen through pastel washes and shiny candy coatings of resins, her works evoke both nostalgia and contempt. They are at once gentle and cruel, sweet and unsettling.
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Fragility By Kendra
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Whispers
Whispers. 4-person show. Roland Tamayo. Tin. Kendra Binney. May Ann Licudine. Opening Reception: Friday, February 5th 2010 @Gallery1988 SF. And also s...
Tomorrow And Plug :)
100 Artists. 2000 pieces. $30/each. (Cash and Carry) – ONE NIGHT ONLY!!!! OLYMPIC MILLS GALLERY - First Floor of Olympic Mills Commerce Center 107 S...
Beautiful images. Very original. The variation of techniques and mediums is a treat for the eye. To sound less like an art critic…. I LOVE THESE! You’re very talented :)
Comment by Angela — February 16, 2010
I like this fairy tale style painting!
Comment by Vanessa — February 16, 2010
I really like your work. Hope to see more of it.
Comment by ArtEmis — February 16, 2010
hey,you blow me away. great art must make you feel. your art opens up, grabs you by the shoulders and makes you look, feel, confront your ideas about whats real.
i bet you get the gambet of emotions from people, you make them feel.
very few artists have that ability. an artists artist.
just a trucker who loves real art.
keep artin
the pitts
florence,or.
ps;can’t spell worth a damn, don’t care{:<=
Comment by stephen pittenger — February 16, 2010
Sad and beautiful.
Comment by Sarah — February 16, 2010
I love these! Will be looking for more on line!
Comment by Ashli — February 16, 2010
I love this artist. She’s great. Send some time and check her work.
Comment by Sandra Meyer — February 16, 2010
FANTASTIC!!!!!! LOVE THEM!!!
Comment by benjamin ybarra — February 16, 2010
I just love your work. It’s fresh and original.
Comment by Alice — February 16, 2010
lovely. I like the composition and colors. The theme look really sad but I feel like I get inside that place. I don’t know why but I feel attached and drawn to the world you painted. I wished to see more of your works in the future. Thank you for sharing.
Comment by Tam — February 16, 2010