Annell Livingston
El Prado, NM
Beginning in the Middle
Flashe on 300 lb. w/c paper
12" x 12"
2020
$1400
About
ANNELL LIVINGSTON
RESUME 2024
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2024
12 WOMEN AT COOPER’S GARAGE, Invitational. Taos, NM
LIGHTS SHADOWS REFLECTIONS, Solo Exhibition, Winterowd Fine Arts. Santa Fe, NM.
WATERCOLOR USA 2024, Springfield Art Museum, Juror: Carole Hennessy. Springfield, MO
NATIONAL WATERCOLOR SOCIETY MEMBER EXHIBITION, Juror Larry Moore. CA
PALM SPRINGS EXHIBITION, Winterowd Fine Arts, Palm Springs, CA
2023
CIRCLES SQUARES TRIANGLES, online exhibition
NATIONAL DRAWING COMPETITION, Ellington-White Contemporary Gallery (EWCG) and the Rosenthal Gallery, Curator, Soni Martin, M.F.A. Professor of Art Fayetteville State University and Dwight Smith professor of Visual Art at Fayetteville State University.
STILL LIFE – 2023, (Exhibition and Publication -The Book of Arts – Still Life) Galleriuum
LIGHTS, SHADOWS, REFLECTIONS, Exhibition and Publication, The Book of Arts Lights, Shadows, Reflections. Galleriuum
NATIONAL WATERCOLOR SOCIETY (NWS) AND THE ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY
OF WATERCOLOUR PAINTERS, Juror Carolyn Latanision, NWS, AWS, Scottish National Gallery, the Mound, Edinburgh, Scotland
TAOS FALL ARTS FESTIVAL, 2023, Juror Christian Waguespack, New Mexico Museum of Art, Taos, NM
SECOUND TAOS ABSTRACT ARTIST COLLECTIVE EXHIBITION, Taos Abstract Artist Collective, Taos, NM
ABSTRACT ZONE - 2023, (Exhibition and Promotion), Exhibizone
Artist Statement
Annell Livingston
Artist’s Statement IV
1431 Mesa Vista
El Prado, NM
I practice painting every day. In the morning, I go to the studio. Painting requires constant practice and growth. It's like reaching for something just out of reach—every day brings a new beginning. Each day is like starting a new race, seeking unfamiliar paths, and remaining a beginner in the search for new ways to express myself through art.
Each of my works is inspired by a poem I've written. I journal every day, capturing the essence of that day, and select four words from the poem to incorporate into the composition based on a grid. The colors are chosen randomly.
I use vinyl emulsion, applying it wet into wet, a traditional technique often used in watercolor. I aim for my work to appear effortless and calm, with only the use of breath and air.
Art from Annell Livingston in other TAAC exhibitions
