League painter Siobhán Wilder was chosen for an online critique through Clara Lieu’s Art Prof site, which now offers critiques for artists. Clara Lieu is an adjunct professor at RISD and the critique was given by Lieu’s associate Lauryn Welch, painter and performance artist.
Wilder’s critique video has just been posted to Art Prof. It’s a positive and thoughtful critique, full of compliments, insights, and suggestions for Wilder’s mysterious series of works.
Since submitting the paintings for critique, Wilder has continued to work a few of them. I’m including them here, as updates.
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Siobhán Wilder’s Critique
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Siobhán Wilder, Indian Alley, oil on panel, 10×8″
League painter Siobhán Wilder was chosen for an online critique through Clara Lieu’s Art Prof site, which now offers critiques for artists. Clara Lieu is an adjunct professor at RISD and the critique was given by Lieu’s associate Lauryn Welch, painter and performance artist.
Wilder’s critique video has just been posted to Art Prof. It’s a positive and thoughtful critique, full of compliments, insights, and suggestions for Wilder’s mysterious series of works.
Since submitting the paintings for critique, Wilder has continued to work a few of them. I’m including them here, as updates.
Well done Siobhán!
https://www.siobhanwilder.com/
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