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Anna Carina Fleischhacker's Art Emanates Natural Light in Rings of Color in The Persistence of Form at Agora Gallery

Release Date: 2009-07-07
Category: Arts
 
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I think one of the greatest inspirations for me as an artist has been the sea, meadows and villages of my native Austria.

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Chelsea’s Agora Gallery announced they will launch an art exhibition consisting of four parts that is scheduled to run from July 21, 2009 through August 11, 2009.

Whether she is presenting swirling tempests or gently rendered seascapes under burnished bands of clouds, natural light emanates in rings of color in Anna Carina Fleischhacker's paintings. Her works are recognizable explorations of landscape, yet she has moved beyond the restrictions of naturalism. The vision she presents contains an added expressionist dimension of mood conjured by the dramatic interactions among her natural objects. Reeds separate to frame waves of moonlight, and thick yet glowing color hangs palpably in the air, while beneath it, the deep, rich colors of the earth respond back to the sky like a living entity. There is also a jubilant use of bright reds and yellows, and Anna Carina skillfully evokes a contemplative feeling in the cool green ripples with which she occasionally renders sunlight. With luminous tones that present a holistic view of a living, interactive nature in all its vivid palette, Anna Carina Fleischhacker's paintings are alive with the joy and passion she brings to her work. She currently lives and works in Burgenland, Austria.

Exhibition Dates: July 21, 2009 – August 11, 2009
Reception: Thursday, July 23, 2009, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Gallery Location: 530 West 25th St, New York City
Gallery Hours: Tues – Sat, 11a.m. - 6 p.m.

Featured Artists:
Metamorphosis- Daniel Guillen, Sisa Jasper, Sandra Schawalder, Gayl Sharabi, Vladimir Titov, Nina Tuqtaman Valetova
Labyrinth of Color- Marie Ban, Aktrice Edith Egger, Devon Govoni, Maciej Hoffman, Lali Lalie
Portal to Enigma- Tsisana Kavtaradze-Eyerman , Rory D.L. Moorer, T. White
The Persistance of Form- Isabel Bolivar, Anna Carina Fleischhacker, Sandra McArthur, Mary Nangah, Guy Nelvand, Eleanor Sackett

About the Exhibition
The versatility displayed in the works of The Persistence of Form underscores the idea that as long as people dream and imagine art will never cease to exist, inspire, and bring about contemplation in others. These talented artists bring their thoughts and feelings to reality in a stunning variety of styles and forms that will touch audiences long after viewing the painting. Literally reaching out into the abyss, Labyrinth of Color finds artists as they approach the deepest regions of our real and imagined space. Radiant colors shine forth, as each artist travels into the unknown, bringing back surreal visions of our universe to share with audiences. Visitors will enjoy exploring and interpreting the messages so brilliantly expressed through the power of color. Metamorphosis is a captivating journey into the hearts and minds of a talented grouping of artists with unique backgrounds and experiences. The works explores the possibilities beyond our ordinary perception, keying into personal insights, metaphysical concepts, and timeless mysteries beyond each corner is a new way of perceiving the world that will electrify fans of contemporary art. For art lovers who are seeking unbridled visionary painting, they need search no longer The Portal to Enigma collects three contemporary artists whose visionary works defy easy definition as they craft personal revelations with a powerful, expressive force. This phenomenal selection of paintings confronts the viewer with poetic visual puzzles and graceful statements about the human subconscious.

 
Contact Info
Agora Gallery
530 West 25th St.
New York, NY 10001

Phone: 212.226.4151

Website: http://www.agora-gallery.com