Whitney Barrett
He Didn’t Have Much Patience
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
Bloody Fool
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
His Trousers Were Tight
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
Giant Fog of Nothingness
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
Teeth of a Shark
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
He’d Dropped His Trousers
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
She’s a Luscious Morsel
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
I Don’t Like it at Her Place
2023
collage
12 x 9 in
$90
Tricycle
2023
Mixed Media on Canvas
28 x 20 in
$500
Red Shoes
2023
Mixed Media on Canvas
20 x 16 in
$300
Narwhal
2022
Acrylic and mixed media on board
24 x 24 in
$550
Astronaut
2021
Acrylic and mixed media on board
37 x 23 in
Sold
And perhaps it was time
2022
Collage
12 x 9 in
Sold
Agatha
2022
Collage
12 x 9 in
$75
You’re going away
2022
Collage
12 x 9 in
$75
untitled #1
2022
Collage
12 x 9 in
$75
Chapter 9
2022
Collage
12 x 9 in
Sold
Red Collage
2022
Collage
12 x 9 in
Sold
Mother
2022
Collage
12 x 9 in
Sold
Red Bird
2021
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
24 x 24 in
Sold
Octopus
2021
Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
28 x 22 in
$550
Whitney Barrrett
American, b. 1979, Connecticut, based in Saxtons River, VT
Artist's Statement
My recent work focuses on combining elements of narration and abstraction. Using pattern, mark making and collage, I have been integrating found text and hybrid/abstracted human figures in static poses. These pieces explore questions of identity, story, and how we present to the outside world. I am interested in the way stories are told and implied, assumptions and miscommunication, as well as the tension between expectation and desire. I am a deep lover of fairy tales and fantasy, and am interested in playing with the metaphors of animals and how we know ourselves as humans.
Biography
Whitney Barrett, based in Saxtons River, Vermont works in collage, pen and ink, acrylic paint, and found text to explore questions of identity, story, and how we present to the outside world. A deep lover of fairy tales and fantasy, Barrett is interested in playing with the metaphors of animals and how we know ourselves as humans. “I am interested in the way stories are told and implied, assumptions and miscommunication, as well as the tension between expectation and desire.” - Whitney Barrett
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