Kelley Devine
Kelley Devine is a multimedia artist whose figurative work captured me long ago. Qualifying as an excellent draughtsman, Devine is not limited in scale; she works both small and large equally well. This is a mark of an experienced artist, being able to work both small and large. Frankly, I think the larger works are better developed in composition/concept (due to the greater amount of available space) and not at all suffering in the rendering of figures.
Of particular note is the first artwork shown below, “Seismic Shift”. This is one of those that doesn’t carry the impact on a computer screen. In person, the marks made by the seismic machine on the paper, the little solid black marks read as scales to my eyes. This is very fun surprise which is a very good thing; it just doesn’t show here very well. Also, the “Heads” are fantastic, surprising pieces that I’m in love with.
She recently completed the MFA program at HBU and is sharing her thesis here. Here is a visit with her from August, 2020. She currently has a studio at the Hardy & Nance Studios and is often participating in their open studios events on the third Saturday of every month. You can contact the artist by email kelley@kelleydevine.com, phone (713/302-6343). Be sure to tell her you saw his work here at HALT713.com!
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(All photos provided by the artist unless otherwise specified.)
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- “Seismic Shift”, 24”x30”, Acrylic on seismic film, $1500
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- “Measured”, 30”x30”, Acrylic on a paper map, $1100
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- “We Must Decide On Being Rescued”, 24”x40”, Charcoal on silhouette and pages “Lord of the Flies”, $2000
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- “Man and His Fellow Man”, 24”x40”, Charcoal on silhouette and book pages, $2000
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- “We the People”, Charcoal, mixed media with book pages on panel, 36×36, $2000
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- “Heads”, Ceramic raku, 3″ x 4″ x 2″, $120 each
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- “Heads”, raku, $120
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- “Heads”, raku, $120
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- “Model Monster”, 48″ x 36″, Acrylic on canvas, $5500
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- “Clear Heart”, 16″ x 16″ x 16″, Painted bronze, glass, pillow front view, $2000
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- “Clear Heart”, 16″ x 16″ x 16″, Painted bronze, glass, pillow rear view, $2000
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- “I Convinced Myself”, 24″ x 20″, silkscreen on paper, $75
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- “Hard Man”, 23″ x 18″, silkscreen on paper, $120
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- “Breeze”, oil on paper, 15″ x 11″, $125
