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  • 2008, 24" x 36", oil, acrylic, ink, cardboard, spray paint, and other mixed media on mylar. Jesus Was a White Male.
    2008, 24" x 36", oil, acrylic, ink, cardboard, spray paint, and other mixed media on mylar. Jesus Was a White Male.
  • 2008, 30" x 40", oil, acrylic, and sharpie on canvas. Medicine Show.
    2008, 30" x 40", oil, acrylic, and sharpie on canvas. Medicine Show.
  • 2008, panels of acrylic 48" x 96" x ¼" painted with mixed media, twisted mason line. Polar (Full Installation View).
    2008, panels of acrylic 48" x 96" x ¼" painted with mixed media, twisted mason line. Polar (Full Installation View).
  • 2008, 70" x 192" x 1", white twisted mason line, wood, paint, screws. Polar.
    2008, 70" x 192" x 1", white twisted mason line, wood, paint, screws. Polar.
  • 2008, 60" x 384" x 1", white twisted mason line, wood, paint, screws. Polar.
    2008, 60" x 384" x 1", white twisted mason line, wood, paint, screws. Polar.
  • 2007, 500 portraits painted in oil on 500 oranges shadow-boxed behind acrylic, video still of performance. The Orange Project.
    2007, 500 portraits painted in oil on 500 oranges shadow-boxed behind acrylic, video still of performance. The Orange Project.

Kristin Fleischmann

Biography 

Kristin Fleischmann is a painter and mixed media installation artist. Fleischmann graduated from the University of Denver with a BFA concentrated in painting and drawing in 2007. She was awarded the Mr. and Mrs. Spencer T. Olin Fellowship for Women from the Monticello Foundation and Washington University in St. Louis to attend Washington University’s MFA program.

Fleischmann's work is grounded in aesthetics, color theory, endurance, and multiplicities of objects. For more information on her philosophy and conceptual ideas visit her web site at www.kristinfleischmann.com.

Related links 

Kristin Fleischmann's website

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