JD Raenbeau (AP15) is showing work in Queer WAH opening this Friday, October 9 at the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center.
Join me on Friday evening from 6-9pm. Come and play with “With My Hair Up To Heaven”

Love Begins

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣

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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
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One Nice Bug Per Day

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Cosmic Funnies
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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JD Raenbeau (AP15) is showing work in Queer WAH opening this Friday, October 9 at the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center.
Join me on Friday evening from 6-9pm. Come and play with “With My Hair Up To Heaven”
“Bathtime”, Oil and acrylic on panel, 60″x60″, 2015
Production. Detailed arrangement of Long John Wig sculptures. Sewn, glued, ponied.
My team. The Baroque Power Group. Heart-ing and Cordy wig wearing.
JD Raenbeau (MFA AP15) is a featured artist in the current issue, MFA Annual, of New American Paintings. Check out Raenbeau’s statement online and order or look for a copy in a bookstore near you of this beautiful and exciting magazine!
They’re going to fuck. Francois Boucher, “Are They Thinking About The Grape?”, 1747. Oil on canvas, oval, 31″x27″
A graphite girl for #thesis. “Jessica”, graphite on paper, 15″x15″
Lady B in ecstasy. Jean-Honore Fragonard, “Reverie”, oil on canvas, 1790-1791.
My painting “Swarm”, 2014, oil and acrylic on panel, 30″x40″
Jean-Honore Fragonard was a magic maker. A fluffy soft mass of Venus, putti, and body. “The Birth of Venus”, 1753-1755, oil on canvas.