Scott Henderson Bio
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As the Director of the smART Space Galleries at Science Museum Oklahoma, Scott Henderson’s goal is to educate the community about the symbiotic relationship between the arts and sciences. His formal art training was acquired at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago and at the University of Central Oklahoma. He has been shown in many group and solo exhibitions around Oklahoma City and abroad. His works are included in important private, public and corporate collections. He mainly works in collage and mixed media with a focus on fantastic themes in correlation with self-identity. With a raw collage style and a painterly approach his art presents new ways of looking at the world in relation to the graphic realm we are invariably surrounded by.
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My painting/collages show the dichotomy between the comfortable familiarities of our environment and the veiled nature of reality. In my artwork I express the ideas of individuation and archetypes and how they influence the psyche, dreams and the Self through the use of symbols, diagrams, multi layers, and textural imagery.
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Ink Resistant Print on Wood Panel
30" x 40" x 1.5"
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Value $1,200 / Starting Bid Price $900
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The inspiration for the artwork came from Holly Voden’s costume and the poem that was based on all the stories in general. I wanted this to have a more art deco look, a classical feel that reflects on the thought of how wonderful it would be if you could turn back the clock for all of these abused children. To be able to stop these things from ever happening. The purple figure represents time itself, she is a mystery, tenacious but graceful. The red sash is the flowing nature of a time line, the constant waves throughout life. And the hearts are the love that is present now and will go on forever because of the help of the PCHAS.
- Scott Henderson
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Ink Resistant Print on Wood Panel
30" x 30" x 1.5"
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Value $800 / Starting Bid Price: $600
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The inspiration for the art was from the poem that was inspired by "Lisa's Story"
Using chaotic images of static and unrecognizable fodder helps push the image of an angel who has risen above, to enter a world of love. She was lifted from the abyss , and with closed eyes she can filter out the noise and concentrate on her new reality of unconditional compassion. - Scott Henderson
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Ink Resistant Print on Wood Panel
30" x 40" x 1.5"
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Value $1,200 / Starting Bid Price $900
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The inspiration for the art was from the poem that was inspired by "Brittany's Story".
It portrays a strong girl who has over come a world of hate and evil , she has pushed it beneath her and now stands Victorious. She is willing to stand and fight for others with a shinning brilliance. - Scott Henderson
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Ink Resistant Print on Wood Panel
30" x 30" x 1.5"
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Value $800
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Three Children, one garbage bag, inspired the artwork.
This piece shows a garbage bag (background) with a flower that sits on top of the confusion and neglect that was these children’s lives before PCHAS. The flower is a powerful metaphor for these children’s salvation, that something beautiful was able to bloom and blossom from the neglect that was their previous upbringing. The children were finally able to blossom in the newfound care of their foster parents.
- Scott Henderson
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Ink Resistant Print on Wood Panel
30" x 30" x 1.5"
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Value $800
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The inspiration came from the story Birthday Cake
The story is about a social worker who was moved by the sheer excitement of small 6 year old boy who had just tried his very first birthday cake (something we all take for granted). She was moved by this very small gesture, because it was a stepping-stone to his journey of hope and healing. This piece is a very narrative example of this. A caring home, two hearts representing the power and healing that love has, a small sad boy juxtaposed with a larger happy child bursting with joy and smiles, and the color of white to show the purity and the innocence of a small child.
- Scott Henderson
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Artist Statement
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I am a self-taught abstract expressionist painter who values color, form, shape and balance. Through these subjects my intent is to bring forth a meaning that is spiritual, organic, and whimsical.
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Oil on Canvas
36" x 48"
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Value $1,200 / Starting Bid Price $1,000
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I almost always use color to serve as the communicator in my paintings, and in Sarah’s story it is undeniable. The color purple is Sarah , it is her wisdom, pride, ambition and most of all perseverance. All of these qualities are expressed in the color purple. The large amounts of green that are seen throughout embody Sarahs foster parents , not only is their surname “Green “ but the color is also associated with safety harmony and growth Connecting all of these pieces are shapes of yellow=positivity, loyalty and white = safety and goodness.
- Katie Henderson
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Oil on Canvas
36" x 48"
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Value $1,200 / Starting Bid Price $1,000
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As the title suggests “One More Time”, this is true of the constant back and forth or Allen's developmental beginnings in life. I transposed this feeling of loss and confusion in the many tangled lines and dots that that cover the canvas. The paths that never really go anywhere. . The predominate use of pink in the background represents the future he found. Pink represents compassion, nurturing and love. It relates to the unconditional love, and understanding that Allen found with his his forever family “ Joe and Emily. - Katie Henderson
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Mixed Media
16" x 20"
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Value $500
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I usually always paint large, but for this piece I thought that a small painting inside a plexi box would help express the tiny and fragile nature of a new born, one that was born addicted to drugs and suffering from withdrawals. In this case the use of the color yellow that lies underneath is the anxiety and agitation of little baby Isaac, but on top is the colored fabric that is representational of the blankets and the loving touch that he was given by his adoptive parents Andy and Donna. - Katie Henderson
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Jennifer Morgan Bio
Emotion and energy are two things that Dallas-based artist, Jennifer Morgan, is not afraid to paint onto her canvas. She graduated from the University of North Texas where she focused on graphic design, art history, marketing, and painting. A full-time artist for 12 years, Morgan has been represented by galleries across the country and frequently works with designers, art collectors and enthusiasts. Some of her patrons include Neiman Marcus who has commissioned 16 paintings and The Omni Hotel in downtown Dallas that houses 86 of her paintings in their permanent collection. Her empowering vision and bold use of color and emotion bring life and inspiration to the art community of Dallas.
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Mixed Media
48" x 36" x 1.5"
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Value $2,500
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I was inspired by the 6 Kids and their Forever Home story, the Mix of Six dress designed by Holly Voden and Angela Antonson's photographic depiction of Voden's design. The orange and geometrics in the dress translated into the six cubes representing the children in
this heartbreaking incident. They are a solid tangled in a web uncertainty being lifted up by the people who are working for the safety and well-being of all children. - Jennifer Morgan
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Kelsey Heimerman Bio
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Using a brush and wood panel or canvas as her means of exploration, Heimerman spent the last twelve years mastering oil painting. Creating experiments in form, color and compositon that eventually evolved into her unique style. She developed a secret graffiti identity and in 2014 she moved to a new city and opened a studio space, where she currently creates and resides as an artist full time. She developed a taste for European cities and tropical islands, and as an examiner of modern life she became obsessed with the details of everything. She notices bizarreness in a world full of status symbols, #veganism, #robotics, #zoloft, #plasticsurgery, #fortunecookies, #vaccines, #celebritypresidency, #economicinequality #cryotherapy, #refugees and #shamanism. The brevity and absurdity in the spectrum of these topics often influence the paintings. Using distortion, engorged layers of firm, deliberate and bleeding paint become objectified as they describe flesh, spaces, animals, textures and experiences in a codex of modern iconography. He bold colors reflect taking a sledgehammer to the primary colors and exude the pop culture of our contemporary world. She is a perfectionist with a curious and investigative mind that is constantly evolving to develop her expressive and analytical technique. Read More...
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Oil on Wood
26" x 20"
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Value $3,000 / Starting Bid Price $2,900
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The Dawn of a new light
Inspired by a story of a young, strong women who chose goodness and strength over paths of destruction and false superiority. This portrait was created to depict a woman of strong character. It introduces themes of race, gender and identity to mirror not only Carly’s story but the story of strong women who are fighting for a better contemporary world today. - Kelsey Heimerman
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Oil and Wood
26" x 20"
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Value $3,700 / Starting Bid Price $3,300
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The Rising Sun
Inspired by a story of many chapters and characters, the rising sun depicts a woman of
strength, who knows the value of good people. The fluid mark making in this portrait resembles transcendence of experiences through time. Each mark representing moments that we share and experience with others… the good, bad, sad and brilliant. All these marks come together to create a human experience. The viewer will notice that these marks are defined in every portrait throughout the artist's collection telling a story of how we are all connected through actions and visions.
- Kelsey Heimerman
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CHRISTINE HEIMERMAN
Bio
Christine Heimerman is a glass artist and professor at the University of Texas in Arlington. She began her college education in art at Pittsburg State University in Kansas, studying printmaking and metalwork in the late 1970s. After receiving a B.S. in Psychology from PSU, she moved to Arlington, Texas, where she worked for 10 years as a corporate art consultant in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.
Years later, after raising her three daughters, she returned to the academic world and received a Master's degree in Fine Arts at the University of Texas at Arlington in 2015, where she continues to conduct her research.
Her graduate work explored the fading and distortions of memories. She often combines light, photography, and her own personal history, as a means to address the significance and flawed nature of how we recall events.
Her next objective is to make large scale public art installations. Her current project consists of 195 hand blown glass birds which represent all the different countries in the world with the aim to start a conversation about peace and hope.
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Glass 8 x 10
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Value $1,250 / Starting Bid Price $1,350
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Inspired by Ann's story. Working her entire Master Thesis about memories, this artist created an egg form to tell the story of women who have experienced fragility or brutality that has shaped them into the strong, force vessels of hope and beauty they are today. The Murrini (bead work) surrounding the vessel can be seen as individual experiences that make up a whole. The jagged edges on the top of the form mirror the those though roads that define us as individuals and give us character, they allow others to see the beauty and depth within us.
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Artist Statement
"My passion for the arts is undeniable. For me, all forms of creativity make life exciting, sweeter and inspirational. Art is in everything, everyone and is all things. I love the challenge of capturing the unique essence of a person through pencil, ink sketches and acrylic paint. I love bold, wild abstract strokes. I love working with my hands, building, sculpting and creating one of kind costumes. Art is an escape, a wild adventure, a place of freedom and expression. Each year I push myself to learn a new art technique to advance my personal style and brand as an artist and costume designer."
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Resin On Wood Panel
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Value $2,500
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Inspired by the Three Children and One garbage bag story and Angela Antonson's photographic depiction of Holly Voden's Trash bag costume for the Embracing the Bag collection. In this piece Voden used resin to depict the slick shiny texture of a trash bag and bright lights from Antonson's photography celebrating turning trash in to treasure.
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