Teitelbaum Art Studio
Represented by Envision Gallery, in Taos, New Mexico.
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Adam in the Wisdom Way studio, 2004
Are We There Yet?
11" x 14" x 1"
This design is available and priced at $600.00
+ $30.00 packing and shipping.
Each, Are We There Yet?, is unique and can be ordered with either
a city or country scene in the center (For a more custom piece we can
add your city, home or special object for a few hundred dollars more.)
Order yours today.
"Just Another Day,"A layered mixed-up media construction, 2003
Award winning visual artist Adam Teitelbaum works with his wife Tracy, out of their Wisdom Way studio at the base of the Sangre de Cristo mountains in Taos, New Mexico. Together they are creating a new kind of visual language. Intelligent, humorous, and thought provoking these colorful, detailed, creations are bold and unafraid. Visually stunning, Adam's work examines social issues and popular culture with a truly unique artistic style and the critical eye of a historian. The large dimensional pieces are a mixed up, mixed media combination of layered construction, painted clay objects, illustration, painting, recycled materials, and reverse painting on old windows. Each individual piece tells a story, and each story fits into the whole, creating an ever expanding diorama-like universe.
Adam's dynamic work has been shown in museums and public spaces, as well as juried shows, cooperative galleries and in many private collections. Working together the Teitelbaum's have created amazing personalized commissions dubbed, "Life Portals." These amazingly detailed creations take personal, family,business, and life histories, and turn them into one of a kind dimensional creations filled with humor,love, and just a touch of Adam's wicked irreverence.
Hospice Of Metro Denver Mask Project 2006
This years submission to the Mask Project is a free standing sculpture created with two porcelain masks (supplied to the artist by The Hospice of Metro Denver) on a weighted, rotating base. Called, Alternative Revolution, the masks were painted with acrylic paints and embellished with sculpted, fired and painted polymer clay cars, trucks, buildings, birds, and trees. This piece will be available during the Hospice of Metro Denver's Mask Project 2006.
Mask Project 2004 Entry,
"Terrestrial Connections"
"Powder"
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