Capitol View Arts Gallery
February - March 2024
Artists Arielle Austin and Kel Brown shine a light on the push and pull, joy, and affliction of creating within the world of Abstraction. Touching on the question, "Is Abstraction for us, too? "And why is it necessary for us?" both artists bring their perspectives to what it means to be a Black artist creating in the non-representational realm.
Join us at the Capitol View Arts Gallery on Saturday, February 10th, from 5 - 8 p.m. for the opening reception to learn more about the Black experience and to celebrate Black History Month.
Presented by Capitol View Arts. Funded by the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division & Austin Black Fund
Sitting On My Hands
5” x 7”
Acrylic, pastel on wood
(sold)
How Much More (Can I Give)
5” x 7”
Acrylic, pastel, on wood
(sold)
Verily, Verily
8” x 8”
Acrylic, pastel on wood
(sold)
You Remind Me Of Things Forgotten
24” x 20”
Acrylic, pastel, paper on canvas
(sold)
A Love Letter to my Home
30” x 40”
Acrylic, pastel on canvas
$2700
With You, My Bitter’s Sweet
48” x 48”
Acrylic, pastel, graphite on canvas
$3150
(You Were) Such A Sweet Ease
24” x 24”
Acrylic, pastel, on canvas
$1300
Loving Me Home To Myself
71” x 83.5”
Acrylic, pastel, charcoal on canvas
$9500
We Remember What’s Said,
We Remember What Isn’t
48” x 30”
Acrylic, pastel, graphite on canvas
$3150