BATWOMAN 24" x
12.5" WSKG PRICE: $750
"Batwoman was inspired by my friend,
Winefred, a Science Fiction writer. She very much
enjoyed the idea that she is carried forth on the wings of a Bat
with her companion snakes. A symbolic image, that I'm very
pleased to report, has spoken to many viewers of the
painting."
Ann L. DuBois is an east-coast artist
who is enamored with the visual world and all that it offers to an
artist. Her first interests were the portrayal of the human
body. On moving to the Catskill Mountains from Brooklyn, she
added Plant life to her subjects.
Since early childhood, under the
guidance of her father, a sculptor, and mother, a fashion designer,
she's thought of herself as an artist. Fortunately along her
way in life, she's convinced a number of people to agree with
her.
Ms. DuBois will will
being having a solo show, opening July 2nd, at the Southern Tier
HealthLink Gallery in the Lackawanna Train Station in
Binghamton. This will be a First Friday Art Walk Event...stop
by and see more of Ann's incredible work!
Education and Teaching Background: Pratt
Institute BFA, instructor at Suny New Paltz, UCCC, Stone Ridge
& Institute of Ecosystem Studies, Milbrook NY.
Selected Solo Shows:
1995 Congressional Rotunda, Washington
D.C.
1987-1992 W.A.A. Gallery, Woodstock,
NY
1990 Artist's House Gallery,
Philadelphia, PA
1988 Image Gallery, Stockbridge,
MA
1980-1985 (2) Albany Center
Gallery
1972-1978 (3) Panoras Gallery NYC
Selected Group
Shows:
2002-2004 Yale Peabody Museum, New
Haven, CT
1999-2007 Ursus Gallery, NYC, NY
2000 University of Connecticut,
Storrs, CT
1997 S. Dorsky Museum, SUNY, NY
1990 City University, Staten Island,
NY
1989 National Museum of Women in the
Arts, Washington D.C.
1978 Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn NY
Agent:
Publishing Group, Yajnavalka, Houston
TX 77006 1-866-925-6282
Pulications &
Honors:
Published by Galyx Magazine --- Hudson Valley Magazine
---
Artist Magazine---Artist & Graphic Artist's Magazine --- Decor
Magazine
Membership in American Society of
Botanical Illustrators & Guild of Natural Science
Illustrators
Illustrated the Erica Jong book Fruits
& Vegetables and The Sacred Apple by Barbara G. Walker
Commissions:
The US Chestnut Foundation and The UK Erasmus Darwin
Society
