#jodieherrera

[impermanent-art]

Work by Jodie Herrera and Miles Toland for the 2020 edition of Crush Walls.

[beautifulbizarremagazine]

"Danielle". This is such a gorgeous and expressive painting by @chromaj. Learn more about it and the personal story it narrates at @stonesparrownyc. ⁣⁣⁣ .⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ .⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ .⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CBLk3f-Aqwo/

[hoksterizm]

Respect Reproductive Freedom By Jodie Herrera Albuquerque, NM The other side of the building is just as stunning. Very groovy large scale work on Central Ave. - - - - - - - #JodieHerrera #JodieHerreraArt #RespectReproductiveFreedom #MuralsofAlbuquerque #WallsofBurque #StreetArt #Murals #Burque #NuevoMexico #Albuquerque #NMTrue #HoksterFlicks (at Albuquerque, New Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR7kbuNMlOv/?utm_medium=tumblr

[untitledspaceny]

"Honor Those (Stay Safe)” by @chroma public art billboard✨ Live now in NYC! ✨ "Art4Equality x Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Happiness" public art series with @saveartspace @art4equality and @untitledspaceny curated by @indiracesarine - artwork also on view at our group exhibition at The Untitled Space. 💥💥💥 Jodie Herrera was born and raised in New Mexico and has identified and worked as an artist her whole life. She received formal training at the University of New Mexico where she graduated with a BFA Honors and a focus in painting in 2013. She currently resides in Albuquerque, where she works as a full time Photo Realism Oil Painter, Muralist, Illustrator, Mixed-Media Artist and Curator. She works locally on her main project, where she creates semi-photorealistic oil paintings portraying women that have persevered through trauma. Herrera takes great care with each story, building personal and supportive relationships with each of her participants. She uses symbolism from their culture and personal interests to visually narrate the painting and accompanies each piece with a write up that explains it in detail. She strives to celebrate the beauty and resilience of these women and hopes that they can provide inspiration for others. Women Across Borders, is an International Arts and Activism project. She specifically works with refugee and immigrant women and creates paintings that illustrate their personal journeys. Herrera was awarded “Best Visual Artist of 2017, 2018 and 2019 by Albuquerque The Magazine, and her art has been featured in such settings as Art Archives of America in the Smithsonian Washington DC, The American Art Collector Magazine, Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, In seven Museums including the Denver History Museum-Denver CO, in numerous distinguished galleries including Stone Sparrow Gallery in New York, Maxwell Alexander Gallery in Los Angeles Gallery Fritz- Santa Fe NM, among many others. ✨✨✨ Billboard 📸 by @hannahfrankelphoto and @alyssabrynphotography for @untitledspaceny @saveartspace ✨✨✨ #jodieherrera #publicart #billboard #saveartspace #art4equality #untitledspace #nyart #artscene #activistart #diversity #inclusion #equalityforall (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGLPEW_jhxV/?igshid=11y5bxl4fxs9q

[bealsandco]

If you didn’t know this, I own a skateboard company, Kamagraph ✖️ ✖️ ✖️ @kamagraphskate @kamagraphskate @kamagraphskate ✖️ ✖️ ✖️ Along with three amazing artists, we released three new skateboard decks, swipe to view! Original pieces, limited edition prints and decks available now! Follow @kamagraphskate to see promo code discount information! ✖️ ✖️ ✖️ #kamagraph #jodieherrera #davidsantiago #reyespadilla #skateboard #skateboardingisfun #skateordie #collectart #artwork #simplyabq #albuquerque #simplysantafe #santafenm #newmexicotrue #nowyouknow #follow #holla #dope #diversify #forthekids #coooolbeannns (at Albuquerque, New Mexico)

[giottoxox]

An older piece "Angelica" oil on wood. This painting narrates the personal story of Angelica. Both figures in the painting are Angelica at different stages of life. The background version is timid, slouched over, holding a Swiss Army knife, while in the foreground she is confident poise and holds a tattoo gun. Angelica struggled for many years with a compulsive skin picking disorder called Dermatillomania. She used tools, such as a Swiss Army knive, to pick at her self but as she grew into her self, she redirected some of those same impulses to the more creative and positive outlet of tattooing. Slashes of red symbolize fallibility, on the past version, as splashes of blue represent spiritual growth for the present figure. The pattern on Angelica's legs symbolize the grounding energy that she feels from a pair of boots she has worn throughout the many varying stages of her life. The circle with the dotted line and arrows symbolizes the cycle of change and transformation while the triangle represents the womb/yoni. #oilpaintings #symbolism #art #love #newmexicoartist #figurativepainting #womanartist #yoni #jodieherrera #monochrome #model #art #photorealism #herstory