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Artist Exhibitions:
SHOWS
Western Nevada College -"X
gallery"-Feb 1994
One woman show “Kim
Fisk –Drawing and paintings”
State of Nevada Law
Enforcement Academy 1992
Held in Permanent
collection - Historical pen
and ink.
Western Nevada College
Art Exhibit 5/1992,
Western Nevada College
Art Exhibit 5/1993,
Western Nevada College
Art Exhibit...
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Artist Galleries:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Reviews:
Coming Soon!
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Collections:
Nevada State Capital Buliding-
Pen and Ink in Permanent
Collection Carson City, NV.USA
D. Rowley- illustrations and
graphite cartoons in Private
collection Salt Lake City
,Ut. USA
M. Hartley-Oil figure portrait
in Private collection Yuma,
AZ .USA
Marilyn Flake- Three figure
portraits,5 photographs in
Private collection. Carson ...
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Commissions:
Carson City Main Street
calendar – Nevada State
Library illustration 1992
Illustrations in Verbatim
literary magazine 1992-95
carson city, NV USA
Cover illustrations for
Morri'zine music publication
San Francisco Ca, USA 1991-95
Commissioned cover
illustration for L.D.S church
programs 1993-95
Rowley Family Geneology Book
– Tahoe ...
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Artist Statement for Kimberly D. Fisk
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Kimberly D. Fisk
Artistic Statement 2003
I began drawing as a child. Since then many subjects have found their way into my sketch book, but I have found no work as interesting or satisfying than the portrayal of the human form. This for me is a subject with fascination that never fades. I marvel in the work of The Victorian, Romantic and Pre Raphaelite Artists. Their study of nature and the human figure.
In the past two years my painting has undergone some major changes and what I perceive as very significant growth. I have changed my working medium from acrylics and undergone the study of oils. Another main objective has been to acquire the knowledge I need to be able to build my own canvases, making sure they are archival and made with sound craftsmanship. These principles of Art such as skill and masterful execution seem to have been somewhat abandoned by many artist of today. I have been studying the techniques and philosophies of primarily the Pre Raphaelite Artists such as Millet, Rosetti and Hunt. Study in these areas has been under the guidance of my colleague, a Romantic Realist painter based in Salt Lake City, Damon A.H. Denys.
I have many long range goals I would like to pursue in my artistic career. First and foremost is my development of technical skill and fine craftsmanship comparable to that of Leighton or Millet.
This seems a lofty goal but it is one I dream of and one I work for each day. I want to become proficient in the portrayal of human form so that I can sufficiently bring to light the Romantic themes that fill me.
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