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All Good Things black who was a successful children's

All Good Things black who was a successful children'sDetails About Oil, Turpentine, and Hand Sanitizer on Canvas 24 x 24 in. 2016 Brian Donnellys portraiture deconstructs the dialogue between the audience and objects by experimenting with the fragile nature of artwork. Faces deteriorate, separate, and occasionally combust in his work, redefining it as transitional rather than perpetual. Presenting fading memories instead of permanent effigies Donnelly draws a parallel between the fragility of artwork

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who was a successful children's author when she wrote Pat the Bunny for her 3-year-old daughter

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2013 Juror's Choice Award Winner at Artspan Open Studios

being consumed by a Society that is built around power

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All Good Things black who was a successful children'sDetails About Oil, Turpentine, and Hand Sanitizer on Canvas 24 x 24 in. 2016 Brian Donnellys portraiture deconstructs the dialogue between the audience and objects by experimenting with the fragile nature of artwork. Faces deteriorate, separate, and occasionally combust in his work, redefining it as transitional rather than perpetual. Presenting fading memories instead of permanent effigies Donnelly draws a parallel between the fragility of artwork

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