“Visible Unseen,” Regina Agu at Fresh Arts Gallery on Glasstire
Exploring what is visible but unseen to Regina Agu on The Great God Pan is Dead
Houston Modern Luxury 2012 Arts and Power Issue - an awesome photoshoot. Honored to have been a featured artist.
Executing Elements on Free Press Houston – You can also view in the current 2012 Year in Review Issue.
Works sold at Art League holiday mini-mART last weekend. Includes sketches, drawings, and collages on paper. I had no plan to exhibit these works and it seemed like the perfect venue to share some smaller pieces.
(c) Regina Agu 2011 - 2012
“Dental Records (Heirlooms)”
Gold leaf, gold paint, collage on vinyl film - gold paint on vintage textbook paper
2012
9 x 12 in
(c) Regina Agu
Sold to private collector
exhibited in my recent solo exhibition Visible Unseen
Some folks have been writing about my exhibition:
Exploring What is Visible but Unseen to Regina Agu on The Great God Pan is Dead
A review of “Visible Unseen” on Glasstire
If you are in Houston, my solo exhibition is up until this Friday the 26th at Fresh Arts.
Thank you for your support.
Image details:
“A Rare Specimen (Mami Wata Suite No. 3)”
Collage, gouache, parchment on paper
2012
8 x 11 in
(c) Regina Agu
I’m giving an artist talk tonight as part of the Fresh Arts monthly SPEAKeasy, along with artist Adela Andea. I’m discussing my current solo exhibition at Fresh Arts, “Visible Unseen” and other work.
2101 Winter Street, Suite B11, Houston, TX, 77007.
Drinks and refreshments are served at 6:30; formal talks are underway at 7:00
You can view images from the exhibition on my site.
Image details:
My mini-feature as part of the “Bearden 100” - Romare Bearden Centennial:
http://www.beardencentennial.org/regina-agu
Image details:
“Oracle”
Collage and gold paint on vinyl film, gold paint on vintage anatomy textbook paper
2012
9 x 12 in
(c) Regina Agu
*This collage is currently on view through October 26 at Fresh Arts in Houston, TX at my solo exhibition “Visible Unseen”.
So happy to be a participant!
Us with our signs that offered commentary on a few things…
Participants created a series of signs using excerpts form the interview/lecture playlist. these signs were used in the Fiesta Mart Protest.
The protest sign I created as part of http://ojacademy.tumblr.com/
In the words of Fela:
“Democracy. Crazy Demo. Demonstration of craze.”
Regina Agu
“Night Doctors No. 1” - collage and mixed media on paper
2011
To see other work I posted today: http://reginaagu.tumblr.com/tagged/catalog