| A Brooklyn-based artist born in Poughkeepsie, New York, Amy Cutler
"paints small and intricate paintings that depict costumed women
participating in strange activities that seem, nevertheless, oddly
routine and 'normal' in the world in which they exist. Her
dreamlike images recall the detailed work of the Belgian surrealist
painter Rene Magritte, brothers Grimm Fairy Tales and the Stories of
Lewis Carroll. Her delicate gouache painting on paper are
charming icons of absurdity. (showing 500 of 1350 characters). |
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