Will Hanlon - 3D Push Pin Art
Artist directory :: Will Hanlon - 3D Push Pin ArtTwo elements – a visual, 2-dimensional design and a physical, 3-dimensional terrain. Employing push-pins for points of color on a multi-surfaced canvas of things sometimes found.
About
Will Hanlon is an emerging artist who lives in Peekskill, NY. He is originally from Lincoln, NE. Will has spent 40+ years on Wall Street and playing jazz in clubs, and is now retired as a full-time artist.
He started art in 2010 with his child covering a poster of a Pokeman character with colored map pins. When finished, the effect inspired Will to view pointillism anew combined with the tactile feel of a sculpted surface.
Will has continued to develop new creations using Push Pins and other found objects like wire, paper clips, ping pong balls and even hair ties.
He incorporates his life work in computers and jazz music into each piece - as both geometric and abstract expressions of the world from his eyes. Order and Chaos.
Will has shown in group...
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Blog
2023 Peekskill Open Studio - Introhttps://www.instagram.com/p/CsJwo_uAkZl/
Peekskill Open Studio - June 1-2
I am thrilled to celebrate my 2nd year in Peekskill and opening up my gallery for the Open Studios on June 1-2. The Mayor's office has created videos of some of the artists.
River Front Gallery - Opening Reception
Three of my pieces were selected for a juried show at the River Front Gallery in Yonkers, NY. The opening was on 11/1/18, with more receptions on December 6 and January 3. The theme is Objet Trouve', or "found art." Works made of everyday materials and objects not usually used in works of art.
Evolution Gallery - Peekskill, NY
Walking down Main St. one recent morning, and came across a new art gallery opening up in Peekskill - The Evolution Gallery. So went inside and met the owner, Evelyn Lee, who expressed a great deal of interest in my work.
Peekskill Open Studios 2018
Racing to the finish line - relocating all of my art to my new studio in Peekskill in time for the Open Studios Festival where the local artists open their doors to the public. Great turnout and even a few sales. Most of all, made the space ready for private showing anytime going forward.
