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Jeanette Degollado is a Mexican-American Indigenous interdisciplinary artist with extensive experience in collaboration and artistic discourse, primarily working in Mexico, Los Angeles, CA, and Houston, TX. Since August 2014, Jeanette has served as an artist, focusing on public and civic art projects while collaborating with various government agencies, nonprofits, and art organizations. Additionally, Jeanette operates Degollado Studios as a grant writer and public artist consultant, facilitating partnerships and managing grant proposals and budgets. Jeanette's previous roles include managing public art projects at FULCRUM ARTS, serving as department manager and coordinator at Otis College of Art and Design, and coordinating public art at Project Row Houses. Academic credentials include a Master's Degree in Public Practice Art from Otis College of Art and Design and dual Bachelor's Degrees in Media Productions and Studio Art and in Spanish Language and Literature from the University of Houston.
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ARTIST
I am an artist and I paint acrylic abstracts. My painting evolved from the stage. Painting, like theater, tells the human story. As a theater artist, I’ve often called on nonverbal elements such as color and texture to convey character. My paintings are similar attempts to capture the “landscapes” of human experience. These are explorations; adventures in to that which is elusive and, at the same time, universally familiar. I am intrigued by how little of our life experience can be successfully framed by words. The wellspring of thought and emotion that is unique in the individual and common to us all is the thing I am after. For now, I try to name fragments of the “universal consciousness” with gestures in color, movement, and texture. Please visit my website at elizabethwiseman.com. (Do NOT use the http: or www prefixes - simply my name.com). Sign up to receive occasional updates on new work. Thank you for your interest!
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