Corinne Greenhalgh
American, b. 1953 Miami, FL, based in Bellows Falls, VT
About Corinne Greenhalgh
Corinne Greenhalgh
I swear he said I grab them by the pussy
2018
Embroidered text on found linen
43 x 14.5 in
$400
Corinne Greenhalgh
Our president said he just grabs women by the pussy perhaps we are to grab the cock
2018
Embroidered text on found linen
34.5 x 14.5 in
$400
Corinne Greenhalgh
And then he grabbed them by the pussy
Embroidered text on found linen
44 x 22.5 in
2018
$400
Corinne Greenhalgh
Ever Feel Like You’ve Been Cheated
2017
Embroidered text on found linen
12 x 11.5 in
$300
Corinne Greenhalgh
The Supreme Vice is Shallowness
2014
Embroidered text on found linen
14 x 18 in
$300
Corinne Greenhalgh
The Day The Earth Stood Still
2017
Embroidered text on found linen
17 x 17 in
$300
Corinne Greenhalgh
England’s Not The Home Of Madame George And Roses It’s The Home Of Police Who Kill Black Boys On Mopeds
2016
Embroidered text on found linen
18 x 29 in
$400
Corinne Greenhalgh
Everything Is Happening Right Now
2011
Embroidered text on found linen
12 x 37 in
$350
Biography
CORINNE GREENHALGH Recent Oil Paintings
Corinne Greenhalgh shows recent paintings from her prolific body of work. Working in oils, Greenhalgh pursues compositions using strong geometry with defined boundaries, broken by gestural patterns of less, if at all, defined shapes. The geometric shapes often focus on bright, but never quite primary colors, and are intersected with patterns and textures of subtly graduated warm and cool values. Greenhalgh’s paintings achieve a precarious balance with the use of geometry, color, brushstroke, and pattern. The artist finds this balance through careful consideration, knowledge, and an unyielding talent to create solely for the sake of creating.
On Embroidered Found Linen
Corinne Greenhalgh works in the mediums of both oils and embroidery. Greenhalgh’s work in oils is an exploration of texture and color, shapes and lines; often alluding to an abstract psychological quest and struggle.
The artist’s works of embroidered text on found linens offers a more literal subject focusing on cultural commentary. The artist finds these hand embroidered antique linens intent on saving them so as to honor the cultural heritage of the women who time-consumingly made these household items. Using the subject matter of the embroideries themselves, along with the artist’s observations on current cultural and political events; Greenhalgh stitches text on these left-behind linens to forward them into modernity.
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