ArtFriday: Hazel Dooney
Posted in Individualism on 25. Jul, 2009
This has been the hardest ArtFriday I’ve ever had to write. Normally, selecting an artist is an easy process or browsing through my social network connections and offering a bit of my own personal interpretation. I don’t pretend to have that curatorial disconnection. I select artists because I love their work. I’m trusting my tastes and asking you to trust in my tastes for the awesome.
The problem for this week’s ArtFriday is that it’s Hazel Dooney.
I am a massive gushing Hazel Dooney fanboy.
So what do I write? What do you want to read? I’m in danger of writing “I Heart Hazel Dooney” fifty times and be happy with it, safe in the knowledge that I’ve conveyed my opinions accurately.
Go to Hazel Dooney’s website to get better explanations about her work. I feel I would only get in the way. Hazel can also be found at her blog and twitter.
ULTRA VIOLET ONE © Hazel Dooney
A THIRST NEVER QUENCHED © Hazel Dooney
PRECIOUS BLOOD, NO. 1 © Hazel Dooney
DANGEROUS CAREER BABE: THE TERRORIST © Hazel Dooney
SO good to see Hazel’s work begin to attract some attention in the UK, where she has yet even to exhibit (despite recent successes at auction there, at Christie’s no less).