ART 100: VISUAL ARTS SEMINAR Westchester Community College : image inspiration / Your Life Story

Egyptian hieroglyphics4000 BC

Lena Moore

Psalm 23 Quilt1930

Holy Roman Empire Intarsia Quilt

made in Prussia or AustriaArtist Unidentified 1846 - 1851

Laura Hyde

made in Franklin, Connecticut13 x 13 in.1800

Elizabeth Jane Richards

made in England1800

Grace Catlin

made in England1719

Margaret Barnholt

made in England1831

Cameron PlatterCrude Oil 3made in South Africableached and screen printed silk tapestry2011

Cameron PlatterLife is Very Interestingmade in South Africadigital print2007

Cameron PlatterLa Kilimanjaromade in South Africaoil on canvas2007

Cameron PlatterIntergalactic mothershipleisure facilitymade in South Africapencil crayon on paper2011

Cameron PlatterDr. Prof. T. Zebra & Associatesmade in South Africapencil crayon on paper2011

Cameron PlatterShaka’s Best Chicken Shack + Roti House + Eternal Love and Happinessmade in South Africapencil crayon on paper2010

Emily CarrollThrough the Woodsgraphic novel2018

Emily CarrollThrough the Woodsgraphic novel2018

Lizzy StewartSwimgraphic novel

illustrated by Isabelle ArsenaultJan, the Fox, and Megraphic novel2013

illustrations by Dr. Matteo FarinellaNeurocomic: A Graphic Novel About How the Brain Worksgraphic novel2014

Stephen CollinsThe Gigantic Beard That Was Evilgraphic novel2013

Howard FinsterThe Lord will deliver his people across Jordanenamel on fiberboard1976

Howard FinsterBiblical Narrative Paintingenamel on masonite1978

Howard FinsterBiblical Narrative Paintingenamel on masonite1978

“The Rythm Mastr project has been under development since 1999, first as an installation, then as a conceptual project titled Dailies comprising three cartoon strips: Rhythm Mastr, P-Van-, and On The Stroll. These overlapping comics all take place in ‘Black Metropolis’ – the long dreamed-of capital of the ‘Black World’ – and are written in Black vernacular English. The comics form provides a vehicle for talking about all manner of subjects.”

– Kerry James Marshall quoted in Esopus Magazine, no. 14, spring 2010.