PLAID SERIES
by Patty Talbert
acrylic paint on a wood panel
15”x60”
ARTIST BIO
Patty's paintings are vibrant, colorful, and joyous, and reflect her energy and passion. A lot of her works are centered on black love. She is heavily inspired by batik and much of her creations are based on this unique and beautiful art technique. She earned her BFA in Fine Arts at UNO with a concentration in Studio Art. She also trained under the watchful eye of the late and talented batik artist Dawn Scott. Patty's positive word series is inspired by the North Omaha Positive Affirmation Series. "This project was created to uplift and inspire my community through words of love, compassion, and colors". Patty Talbert said. " I choose to celebrate my vibrant and colorful heritage with all of its glory of patterns and textures of geometric form. I have learned to embrace my innate sensibility and connection to my African American culture that naturally exudes from me. As a proud Black female artist, there was a time when I felt this description itself would limit me or put me in a box. I now realize limits are something one puts upon him or herself.
ACCOLADES
Nominate for Emerging Artist 2009 at OEAA. 2020 Featured at 1516 Gallery among 5 other emerging artists. 2021 featured in Omaha Magazine. NBC, WOWT and KETV, and ABC all featured several Omaha news segments in regards to my efforts and recognition for the North Omaha Positive Affirmation Series. Honors Include: Visual Arts nominee for Emerging Artists. Best, 2D, Best Public Art, and Artist of the year in OEAA. 2022 Won Most Outstanding Visual Artist. 2023 Won Most Outstanding Group Exhibit at Pace and 2023 Won Most Outstanding Public Art.
by Patty Talbert
acrylic paint on a wood panel
15”x60”
ARTIST BIO
Patty's paintings are vibrant, colorful, and joyous, and reflect her energy and passion. A lot of her works are centered on black love. She is heavily inspired by batik and much of her creations are based on this unique and beautiful art technique. She earned her BFA in Fine Arts at UNO with a concentration in Studio Art. She also trained under the watchful eye of the late and talented batik artist Dawn Scott. Patty's positive word series is inspired by the North Omaha Positive Affirmation Series. "This project was created to uplift and inspire my community through words of love, compassion, and colors". Patty Talbert said. " I choose to celebrate my vibrant and colorful heritage with all of its glory of patterns and textures of geometric form. I have learned to embrace my innate sensibility and connection to my African American culture that naturally exudes from me. As a proud Black female artist, there was a time when I felt this description itself would limit me or put me in a box. I now realize limits are something one puts upon him or herself.
ACCOLADES
Nominate for Emerging Artist 2009 at OEAA. 2020 Featured at 1516 Gallery among 5 other emerging artists. 2021 featured in Omaha Magazine. NBC, WOWT and KETV, and ABC all featured several Omaha news segments in regards to my efforts and recognition for the North Omaha Positive Affirmation Series. Honors Include: Visual Arts nominee for Emerging Artists. Best, 2D, Best Public Art, and Artist of the year in OEAA. 2022 Won Most Outstanding Visual Artist. 2023 Won Most Outstanding Group Exhibit at Pace and 2023 Won Most Outstanding Public Art.
by Patty Talbert
acrylic paint on a wood panel
15”x60”
ARTIST BIO
Patty's paintings are vibrant, colorful, and joyous, and reflect her energy and passion. A lot of her works are centered on black love. She is heavily inspired by batik and much of her creations are based on this unique and beautiful art technique. She earned her BFA in Fine Arts at UNO with a concentration in Studio Art. She also trained under the watchful eye of the late and talented batik artist Dawn Scott. Patty's positive word series is inspired by the North Omaha Positive Affirmation Series. "This project was created to uplift and inspire my community through words of love, compassion, and colors". Patty Talbert said. " I choose to celebrate my vibrant and colorful heritage with all of its glory of patterns and textures of geometric form. I have learned to embrace my innate sensibility and connection to my African American culture that naturally exudes from me. As a proud Black female artist, there was a time when I felt this description itself would limit me or put me in a box. I now realize limits are something one puts upon him or herself.
ACCOLADES
Nominate for Emerging Artist 2009 at OEAA. 2020 Featured at 1516 Gallery among 5 other emerging artists. 2021 featured in Omaha Magazine. NBC, WOWT and KETV, and ABC all featured several Omaha news segments in regards to my efforts and recognition for the North Omaha Positive Affirmation Series. Honors Include: Visual Arts nominee for Emerging Artists. Best, 2D, Best Public Art, and Artist of the year in OEAA. 2022 Won Most Outstanding Visual Artist. 2023 Won Most Outstanding Group Exhibit at Pace and 2023 Won Most Outstanding Public Art.
***70% goes to the Artists. 30% Donation goes to PACE. A handling fee is added to the price***