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Early life and educationElise Ansel was born in New York City.[3] In 1984, Ansel received a BA in comparative literature from Brown University in 1984.[4] and went on to study visual art at the Southern Methodist University in 1993,[5] and in 1993, received an MFA{{technical statement|date=March 2015}} in Visual Art. Ansel briefly worked in the film industry.[6] CareerPaintingSince 1984, Ansel’s work has been featured in twenty-three solo exhibitions and over 50 group exhibitions in London and across the United States.[7] Her work is found in the Evansville Museum of Arts and Science, Brown University, Eli Lilly Foundation, and in a number of private residences.[8] Most recently, Ansel has had solo shows in New York, in Santa Fe, and London.[9] AchievementsAnsel’s work appeared in the November 2013 Parrish Art Museum’s biennial exhibition, “Artists Choose Artists.”[10] Elise Ansel was nominated for the Young Masters Art Prize in 2013 and 2014.[11] Ansel's work was recognized among 300 applicants.[12] Her work was chosen for her appropriate use of and engagement with the history of art and classical painting in a modern context.[13] TeachingAnsel has taught in a number of different positions in the United States and in France.[14] Her titles in the U.S. include Professor of Foundation at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Adjunct Professor of Art at Armstrong Atlantic State University, Visiting Artist at the University of Maine, and visiting artist at Bowdoin College. Ansel also worked as a drawing instructor at the Pont Aven School of Contemporary Art in France.[15] Since 2007, Ansel has taught as an adjunct lecturer at Brown University.[16] StyleAnsel works with both oil painting and watercolour.[17] Her works are abstract, while drawing on reality.[18] Ansel’s work builds on the themes of “improvisation and transformation.”[19] Bill Van Siclen describes the distinctiveness of Ansels work in her “use of Old Master painting as a stepping stone for her own visual improvisations.”[20] Her work appropriates and engages with the history of art and puts classical painting in a modern context.[21] The focus of her paintings is often religious.[22] Her 2013 show, The Invisible Thread, emphasized colour over subject matter with clear religious undertones.[23] Ansel’s works draw upon modern, secular masterpieces as well. Her 2013 show, “Drawn from History,” was inspired by “Master works from the collections in London.”[24] Elise Ansel has described her own work as “inspired by Renaissance and Baroque depictions of bacchanals and figure in the landscape... [she then] re-vision[s] Renaissance and Baroque paintings in order to explore their relevance to twenty-first century culture.”[25] Press
References1. ^Elise Ansel: artist. Retrieved 12-03-2015. {{authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Ansel, Elise}}2. ^Ansel, Elise. “Statement.” Web. Retrieved 11-03-2015. 3. ^Biography, http://eliseansel.com/biography. Retrieved 11-03-2015. 4. ^Biography/artist/elise-ansel/?section=biography Retrieved 11-03-2015. 5. ^Weisgall, Deborah. “Elise Ansel.” Maine Magazine. January 2011, Retrieved 11-03-2015. http://eliseansel.com/artistInfo/eliseans/biblio/11.pdf?3502 6. ^The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, “Shortlisted Artist Elise Ansel on her Work,” Young Masters, 10 October 2014. https://youngmastersartprize.wordpress.com/2014/10/10/shortlisted-artist-elise-ansel-on-her-work/ Retrieved 12-03-2015. 7. ^http://eliseansel.com/resume Retrieved 11-03-2015. 8. ^Ansel, Elise. http://eliseansel.com/resume Retrieved 12-03-2015. 9. ^Ansel, Elise. “Biography.” http://eliseansel.com/biography. Retrieved 11-03-2015. 10. ^http://eliseansel.com/artistInfo/eliseans/biblio/17.pdf?3502 11. ^“News,” /2014/10/29/elise-ansel-young-masters-art-prize/ Retrieved 12-03-2015. 12. ^“Elise Ansel Joins The Young Masters Tour.” https://youngmastersartprize.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/elise-ansel-joining-the-young-masters-tour-2/ Retrieved 12-03-2015. 13. ^“Young Masters: About” Young Masters. https://youngmastersartprize.wordpress.com/theprize/ Retrieved 12-03-2015. 14. ^Ansel, Elise. “Resume.” http://eliseansel.com/resume Retrieved 11-03-2015. 15. ^Ansel, Elise. “Resume.” http://eliseansel.com/resume Retrieved 11-03-2015. 16. ^Weisgall, Deborah. “Elise Ansel.” Maine Magazine. January 2011, Retrieved 11-03-2015. http://eliseansel.com/artistInfo/eliseans/biblio/11.pdf?3502 17. ^Ansel, Elise. “Paintings.” Eliseanswel.com/paintings. Retrieved 11-03-2015. 18. ^Weisgall, Deborah. “Elise Ansel.” Maine Magazine, January 2011. Retrieved 11-03-2015 19. ^Saatchi Art, “Inside the Studio: Elise Ansel,” Saatchi Art Magazine, 8 December 2014. Retrieved 12-03-2015 20. ^an Siclen, Bill. “‘Opposites attract’ at Providence show.’” 13 January 2011. http://eliseansel.com/artistInfo/eliseans/biblio/12.pdf?3502 Retrieved 11-03-2015. 21. ^“Young Masters: About” Young Masters. https://youngmastersartprize.wordpress.com/theprize/ Retrieved 12-03-2015. 22. ^Abatemarco, Michael. “A Renaissance renaissance: Elise Ansel reinterprets the masters” in Pasatimepo, the Santa Fe New Mexican. 23 August 2013. Retrieved 11-03-2015. 23. ^Abatemarco, Michael. “A Renaissance renaissance: Elise Ansel reinterprets the masters” in Pasatimepo, the Santa Fe New Mexican. 23 August 2013. Retrieved 11-03-2015. 24. ^Ansel, Elise. Drawn from History. Catalogue. 9 March 2013. http://issuu.com/cadogancontemporary/docs/_drawn_from_history__e-catalogue?e=2538245/1465558 25. ^The Cynthia Corbett Gallery, “Shortlisted Artist Elise Ansel on her Work,” Young Masters, https://youngmastersartprize.wordpress.com/2014/10/10/shortlisted-artist-elise-ansel-on-her-work/. Retrieved 12-03-2015 5 : Brown University alumni|Southern Methodist University alumni|American painters|Living people|Year of birth missing (living people) |
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