Emma Webster (artist)
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Emma Webster (born 1989) is a British-American artist based in Los Angeles. "A painter of landscapes but not a landscape painter,"[1] she refabricates nature from still life models and scenographic studies. [2][3][4]
Webster's exhibitions have been reviewed in publications including The New Yorker,[5] Los Angeles Times,[6] Artforum International,[7] and Artsy;[8] her painting(s) have appeared in Harper's Magazine,[9] New American Paintings,[10] and Jana Prikryl's Midwood (cover).[11]
| Education |
Stanford University (2011) |
|---|---|
| Honours | Royal Drawing School at Dumfries House, Scotland (2017) Raina Giese Award in Creative Painting (2011) |
| Website | emmawebster |
Solo exhibitions[edit]
- Ready the Lanterns!, Stems Gallery, Brussels, Belgium, 2021
- Green Iscariot, Alexander Berggruen, New York City, 2021[12]
- Weltlandschaft, Carl Kostyál, London, United Kingdom, 2021
- Arcadia, Diane Rosenstein, Los Angeles, Calif., 2019[13][14][15]
Publications[edit]
- Emma Webster: Green Iscariot, 2021, Alexander Berggruen[16]
- Lonescape: Green, Painting and Mourning Reality, 2021, Emma Webster[17]
Collections[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Kopel, Danny. “Press Release.” Stems Gallery | Emma Webster - Ready the Lanterns!, Stems Gallery, Nov. 2021
- ↑ Fontaine, Pearl. "Emma Webster Paints Ethereal Landscapes from a Virtual Reality". Whitewall. ART, 28 December 2021.
- ↑ Alfred, Brian. "Episode 291 / Emma Webster". Sound & Vision (podcast), 11 November 2021.
- ↑ 2019 Abrams, Loney. "Highlights from UNTITLED, Art Miami Beach 2019". Artspace, 3 December 2019.
- ↑ 2021 Fateman, Johanna. "Emma Webster". The New Yorker, 27 September 2021.
From review: "It’s an imaginative approach to the centuries-old genre of landscape, one that the artist shares with other Fauvist-inspired contemporary painters, including Shara Hughes and Matthew Wong. But the strange, engulfing sense of depth in Webster’s luscious canvases also hints at the 3-D seduction of virtual-reality adventures..." - ↑ Pagel, David. "Review: Emma Webster's Landscapes Take You into a Sublime, Magical World". Los Angeles Times, 10 March 2019, p. F2.
From review: "Emma Webster’s paintings are grand affairs: sweeping landscapes filled with forests and mountains and rivers and lakes, some bathed in golden light and others shrouded in shadows so deep you shudder." - ↑ Malone, Tyler. "Critic's Pick Los Angeles: Emma Webster at Diane Rosenstein". Artforum International, 4 March 2019.
From review: "Yet the postlapsarian world of Webster’s pastoral dreamscapes somehow retains an Edenic sublimity through its foregrounded artificiality—these locales, while uncannily familiar, are like no place on earth, each so perfect a model of a model of some heavenly dwellings." - ↑ https://www.artsy.net/artist/emma-webster.
Editorial, Artsy. “Summer's Not over Yet: A New NORCAL Exhibition Celebrates the Dog Days of Our Favorite Season.” Artsy, 1 Sept. 2014
From review: "Webster applies colorful brush strokes to compose a rich jungle landscape. ...Webster’s paintings stitch together abstract gestures into a legible portrait." - ↑ Harper's Magazine,, October 2021, p. 13.
- ↑ New American Paintings Pacific Issue 139 (2019). Print. New American Paintings Pacific Issue 127 (2016). Print.
- ↑ ISBN: 978-1-324-03521-3,
via author's Instagram - ↑ https://www.artforum.com/artguide/alexander-berggruen-19978/green-iscariot-196876.
- ↑ Osberg, Annabel. "Emma Webster's Complicated Vistas of Human Nature in Dioramic Landscapes". AEQAI, Winter 2019.
- ↑ Johnson, Cooper. "Emma Webster at Diane Rosenstein". Artillery Magazine, 12 March 2019.
- ↑ Zellen, Jody. "Emma Webster at Diane Rosenstein Gallery". Art and Cake, 7 March 2019.
- ↑ ISBN: 978-1-7342921-4-5, Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 0.27 in., Publisher: Alexander Berggruen, Year: 2021, Pages: 60
https://alexanderberggruen.com/product/emma-webster-green-iscariot. - ↑ ISBN: 978-1-7375585-0-4, Dimensions: 7 x 4 1/4 in. (17.8 x 10.8 cm.), Publisher: Emma Webster, Year: 2021, Pages: 240
https://alexanderberggruen.com/product/emma-webster-lonescape. - ↑ "Golden Hour - Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami".
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