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Cameron Ringness' Yellow Weather paintings explore the boundaries between abstract and figurative art. Her recent large-scale portraits celebrate the ordinary and familiar. She paints people she knows inhabiting often overlooked, everyday interiors. These images carry the impact of a formal portrait imbued with the intimacy of a candid snapshot. Color is heightened and space is flattened—a counter to her architectural work—in order to maximize the emotional landscape and humanity of her subjects.

About the Artist
Cameron Ringness is an artist, architect, and organizer originally from Cleveland, Ohio. She lives and works with her dog Goose in Queens, New York. She led the design of the Statue of Liberty Museum and is currently the lead designer for the New Children's Museum of Manhattan with FXCollaborative Architects. She has taught visual art at the Women's Prison Association and organizes with the homeless community in Ridgewood and Bushwick.

www.jcameronringness.com

Cameron Ringness Emily Leaving Adelphi, 2023

Cameron Ringness At Home #3, 2020

Cameron Ringness At Home Jan 6, 2021

Cameron Ringness Memories of Fresh Pond, 2018

Cameron Ringness queens boulevard, 2018


Yellow Weather is on view at our Brooklyn office through April 20, 2023.
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