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Jennifer Sullivan

  • About
    • Contact & Bio
    • Artist Statement
    • CV
  • Shop
  • 2025
    • Nativity Set Paintings (ongoing)
    • Sleeping Beauty monotypes
  • 2024
    • The Tenderness, Emma Gray HQ
  • 2023
    • Portraits of Lana
  • 2022
    • Animal Animus, NADA Miami
    • Flowers and Men
  • 2021
    • Sleeper, Turn Gallery
  • 2020
    • My Pretty Red Heart, Hans Goodrich Inn
    • Devotional Paintings, Julius Caesar
    • Female Sensibility, Five Car Garage
  • 2019
    • Exiled Parts, No Place Gallery
  • 2018
    • the soft animal of your body, Five Car Garage
    • Stretch Marks, Real Estate Gallery
  • Instagram
  • Archive
    • Paintings, 2014 - 2018
    • Bunnicula, 2017
    • Revenge Body, 2016
    • House Cat, 2015
    • Big Girl Paintings, 2014
    • Adult Movie, 2011
    • WJEN Live, 2008
    • Selected Video Works, 2005-2018

Sean Cairns

August 09, 2024

Sean Cairns is a painter, living in Dallas, Texas. He just closed a solo show at 12.26 Gallery in Dallas, titled Wearing Away The Mountain. We had a really great conversation about many things including why landscape may be the hardest genre of painting, using the element of surprise, not working from a formula, the freedom to be yourself in your work, spirituality as a process, nature as inspiration, why painting can never die, Andrei Tarkovsky and what I call a “cinematic” quality in his work, and “going off script” / making up your own reality.

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