ART FARM STUDIOS
COLLECTIONS
WEARABLE PAINTINGS
WINTER 2020
"The Misfit" Collection
PIG
GIRL
SERIES
Mixed Media Shannon Nix
COLLECTED
Dear Pig Girl, She wears her rawness with a smile,
and that’s what makes her different.
A
DOG'S
WORLD
Original by Shannon Nix
COLLECTED
It’s a
Dog’s World!
Keep learning,
Stay playful,
Fight the good fight
The
Breeder
Original by Shannon Nix & Yvonne Sanders
Acrylic on Wood
4’x6’
Original Available (As IS): $3,400
The Breeder was born to create.
WINTER 2020
Limited Editions
THE
WEAVER'S
PATH
LIMITED EDITION SERIES
Original Commission by Shannon Nix
COLLECTED
The Weaver’s Path,
Weaving memories like sacred ties.
In tune with the landscape of
an earthly body and an intuitive spirit.
California
Dreamin'
LIMITED EDITION SERIES
Original by Shannon Nix
Acrylic on Wood 24"x30"
Original Available: $4,320
Signed Metal:
10"x13"- $280
5.5"x7"-$60
Remember who you are and keep sinking into your heels, lifting your heart, finding your edge and growing into your dreams. On California Day 2019, California Dreamin' Limited Edition released as a tribute to the 31st State.
Re-released this Winter.
FIRE GIRL
LIMITED EDITION SERIES
Mixed Media on Paper by Shannon Nix
19"x 24"
(NFS/ Private Collection)
Walking through fire and living to tell the story creatively fueled by passion, progress and purpose.
Originally Released Summer of 2019
Re-Released this Winter
ART LIVES
TRIBUTE COLLECTION: stories that need to be kept ALIVE.
Frida Kahlo
turned her pain into her
purpose. Her fearless exploration of storytelling through the darker side of her anguished autobiography was a catalyst for all artists who followed. She gave us permission to confront and reflect our more personal and painful subjects. She liberated the art world by exploring gender and politics, race, class, & society in her portraits and self-portraits. She turned her tragedies into visual tools of triumph, and invited us to look closely and more deeply into our own shadows and wounds.
“Viva Frida” is my tribute piece to Frida Kahlo.
Inspired by Frida’s, Self-portrait in a Velvet Dress,
she painted it in 1926 (only a year after her horrific accident which left her with a badly broken spinal column, collar bone, ribs and more).
In this painting, her neck is long and her expression, serene.
This is how Frida imagined herself,
as a goddess of Love, beautiful and pain free.
I wish to remember her that way too, by replicating this specific portrait, and honoring her message of Love over pain.
July 2020, we celebrate Frida’s life and what would be her 113th Birthday. More than 100 years after her death, she is still inspiring us to live openly and fearlessly.
Viva Frida!
KURT Cobain
found dead.
Cover of People magazine, April of 1994. On that cover, I looked deeply into the most loving and pained eyes I had ever seen & was feverishly inspired to paint. I believe we artists are all messengers for the other sensitives ones in our culture. Kurt Cobain loved art and music. His grandmother was an artist and he enjoyed drawing and reading. He brought early awareness to sexual abuse & homophobia & stood up for those often overlooked & misunderstood.
Looking into the eyes of his gentle spirit and highly sensitive soul, I couldn’t help but feel a comradery. Also, a sense of responsibility to ensure the sensitive ones in our culture that they are valued & understood. . .and most importantly loved and encouraged to...
Come as you are.
We chose the name of this bag as tribute to the song and message of Kurt Cobain, marking the 25th year after his death.
