Kim Clark Drawing

The work of Kim Clark (born 1980) is strongly influenced by pop culture and celebrity worship. She voraciously mines movies, sitcoms, and fan magazines for images of actors and musicians, both famous and less so (see if you can pick any out in this collection of caricatures). Her stark, distorted style has been compared to that of Secessionist painter Egon Schiele. Clark was associated with Creative Growth 2000–2019

Ink and watercolor on paper, 15” x 22”. Some creasing, and small rips on edge. Part of the proceeds from the sale of this piece will benefit Creative Growth.

“Creative Growth is a non-profit organization based in Oakland, California that advances the inclusion of artists with developmental disabilities in contemporary art and strengthens community by providing a supportive studio environment and gallery representation. Founded in 1974, Creative Growth is a leader in the field of arts and disabilities, establishing a model for a creative community guided by the principle that art is fundamental to human expression and that all people are entitled to its tools of communication.” https://creativegrowth.org/