John Gutmann. Eyes, 1939.

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John Gutmann. Eyes, 1939.
Arinze Stanley’s “Paranormal Portraits” at Corey Helford.
Opening virtually on October 3rd, 2020 at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles, Califronia is artist Arinze Stanley’s solo exhibition, “Paranormal Portraits.”
Inspired by his personal experiences growing up in Nigeria and the current state of society around him, Stanley is driven by creating drawings that trigger a degree of emotional connection between the viewers and his artworks. Using his works as a form of social and political activism, Stanley hopes to use his art to speak for those who can’t speak out for themselves.
In their artist profile, CNN’s Emmy and Cannes Lions-winning global media company, Great Big Story, shared: “You’re not alone if you do a double-take when you see one of Arinze Stanley’s drawings—his portraits are so lifelike, they are often mistaken for photographs. The Nigerian-born artist has no formal training and works with charcoal and graphite pencils, capturing everyday people and their emotions in extraordinary detail. Arinze uses his art to comment on issues affecting Nigeria as well as the rest of Africa, speaking for people who can’t speak for themselves.”
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The Juniper Tree (Nietzchka Keene, 1990)
Jean Babilee in L’Amour et son Amour, 1951 - Ph. George Platt Lynes
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Rejected (pic by John Zewizz) for SLEEPCHAMBER~“SUBMIT TO DESIRE” LP 1985
Untitled (“Body-Sculptures” series), 1969-1973
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