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Nina Allen

Smith and 9th Street July

Gouache on paper 
12½" x 10" 
2008
Flag Disassembling

Gouache on paper
14" x 14" 
2012
Rockaway Feb. 2013

5" x 7"
Burnt Floral 2

4½" x 4½"
In developing multiple collections of work, each with its own underlying theme, I'm finding an overlap, a form of conversation. There are the structures, which come from my constant love of architecture, and the abstracts, where I try to express collective and personal stresses: political, sexual, whatever is pushing around inside. This led to the start of a new series melding structures and abstracts, the tension of light and shape evoking place. A recent smaller body of work explores the frailty of nature, starting with some abstract charred florals. Viewing and creating art is an ongoing discovery.
Email:
ninamango@gmail.com
This organization has received funding from the 2010 JPMorgan Chase Regrant Program, administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council.