LeeAnn Alexander Press Releases

RECEIVES SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

Sarasota, FL - January 25th, 2014

IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE Artist LEEANN ALEXANDER of SARASOTA, FL has received four Special Recognition Merit Awards for artwork in the "8th Annual Abstraction Juried Online International Art Exhibition" hosted by Upstream People Gallery. This international exhibition received approximately 350 entries from around the world and 70 artists were selected by the juror Laurence Bradshaw, Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, U. S. A. Professor Bradshaw states this about this specially recognized work: "LeeAnn Alexander provides an awesome work in her piece “Chrysalis” a digital print using acrylic. This metamorphic imaginal stage characterized here by a kind of internal dedifferentiation of the various structures of these stages is quite striking. Her interpretation of this idealized mental state of a winged stage of the process is visually rich and ...

RECEIVES SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

Sarasota, FL - January 25th, 2014

IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE Artist LEEANN ALEXANDER of SARASOTA, FL has received four Special Recognition Merit Awards for artwork in the "12th Annual Faces Juried Online International Art Exhibition" hosted by Upstream People Gallery. This international exhibition received approximately 350 entries from around the world and 70 artists were selected by the juror Laurence Bradshaw, Professor of Art at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, U. S. A. Professor Bradshaw states this about this specially recognized work: "'LEEANN ALEXANDER of Sarasota, Florida has a varied repertoire that includes mixed media, photography and digital manipulation. One of the important topics she deals with is seen in her work “Brothers 2” with the encircling effects uniting the brotherhood in warm coloration. Her encircling technique is seen again in “Disturbed” with the head of a man lookin...

7th Annual Faces Juried Online International Art Exhibition

Sarasota, FL - January 25th, 2014

LeeAnn Alexander's work "The Mask" displays the use of software to manipulate and "mask" personal identity in a Cubistic-like deconstruction. In somewhat the same vein, Kyle Baker's "Fear" is enriched by the textural application and hand and facial expression. His "Splash of Colour" is fun with the smug fish faces and the snarled faces of two women and a man.