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My name is Liz Wang and I am an artist who lives and works in New York City. I create vibrant collages inspired by the dynamic, creative city I call home. I hope my art will encourage you to see the color and energy around you! Thanks for visiting!
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
Brooklyn Bridge from the Governors Island Ferry
We went to Governors Island on July 4th. It was great fun taking the ferry (not great fun waiting in a long line in the hot sun for the ferry, though)! Though it's a short ferry ride, the views of lower Manhattan, Brooklyn and, of course, the Brooklyn Bridge are beautiful. This is my interpretation.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Swinging on the Hudson at Sunset
Two weekends ago, my husband and I went to Pier 54 for the Hudson River Park's MoonDance. It was a fun night of swing dancing to a live band! I was so taken by the incredible view of the sun setting over New Jersey, as couples danced and the band played. The idea for this piece popped into my head and I was really excited to finally have the time to create it this week.
I painted the scene of the sunset over the Hudson with watercolor and cut-out the rest of the composition from black card stock, using an xacto knife.
I painted the scene of the sunset over the Hudson with watercolor and cut-out the rest of the composition from black card stock, using an xacto knife.
Monday, July 5, 2010
July 4th
While I did not go to the West Side highway to watch the fireworks last night, I did see them on TV. In some ways, it affords a better view since they shoot from so many angles. There were several shots of colorful fireworks with the Empire State in the background. I also loved the panoramic shots of the whole city. It really gives you a sense of New York City's scale!
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Morningside Farmers' Market
Every Saturday from June through September there is a farmers' market at Morningside Park. I always see them setting up early Saturday morning as I bike to Central Park. On my way back, I usually stop to admire the display of colorful fruits and vegetables. There is always a table with berries, cherries and peaches and another with greens, root vegetables and squahes. I love the artful composition of colors, shapes and textures!
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