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 Gallery #647B    

      March 31, 2018

Twelve Pieces by Contemporary Artist

                  Nickie Barbee (Born 1950)

Nickie Barbee - Light Running Across

Nickie Barbee - Light Running Across

Nickie Barbee - Winter Stream

Nickie Barbee - Winter Stream

Nickie Barbee - Beautiful Day To Hike

Nickie Barbee - Beautiful Day To Hike

Nickie Barbee - Foothills Vista

Nickie Barbee - Foothills Vista

Nickie Barbee - Ah....Shade on a Blazin Day

Nickie Barbee - Ah....Shade on a Blazin Day

Nickie Barbee - Irish Lane, County Mayo

Nickie Barbee - Irish Lane, County Mayo

Nickie Barbee - Wet Spring

Nickie Barbee - Wet Spring

Nickie Barbee - Aspens

Nickie Barbee - Aspens

Nickie Barbee - Leaning Two

Nickie Barbee - Leaning Two

Nickie Barbee - Spearfish Canyon, SD

Nickie Barbee - Spearfish Canyon, SD

Nickie Barbee - Iowa Corn Crib

Nickie Barbee - Iowa Corn Crib

Nickie Barbee - Mesa View (plein air)

Nickie Barbee - Mesa View (plein air)

- Image of the Day -

 

"Light Running Across"

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  Feature Artist Bio

By permission of the artist, The Cyber Art Show is pleased to feature the second of two 12-piece exhibitions of works by American painter Nickie Barbee (born 1950 in Nebraska, USA).

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Nickie Barbee is an emerging artist, working in oils. Her work is representational with the goal of capturing and conveying creative inspiration to the viewer.
 

Nickie began her creative journey as a teen, encouraged by her artist grandfather. His interest and guidance made all the difference to this then, budding artist. She continued to take classes and paint while working full-time. She retired as a management analyst working in process improvement and has been painting professionally since 2015.

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She has studied with numerous teachers over the years, with her most influential being Michelle Philip, at the Classical Art Academy in Boulder, CO. She has furthered her study by attending workshops given by nationally-acclaimed artists including David Santillanes, Jane Hunt and Sheri Farabaugh. The authors Richard Schmid, Edgar Payne, and John Carlson along with others have also influenced her work.

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Nickie's realistic, detailed style is inspired by Colorado’s enduring beauty and travel to locations throughout the United States and abroad. This travel, with her husband, has provided new perspectives and wide-ranging subject matter for her paintings. She especially strives to convey the feel, uniqueness and sense of place in her subject matter. She finds oil painting to be an absorbing, compelling medium to communicate with.

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She has received awards at local and national venues, is a member of Oil Painters of America, along with two local art associations.  


Education

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Studied under:

  Michelle Philip, Classical Art Academy, Boulder CO

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Workshops:

Jane Hunt

David Santillanes

Sheri Farabaugh

 

Exhibitions

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2019

(forthcoming) Group Exhibit, Oz Gallery, Thornton CO

 

2018

Louisville Art Association Spring Member Show

 

2017

Louisville Art Association Spring Member Show

Adams County Fair

Broomfield Art Guild Fall Member Show

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2016

Louisville Art Association Fall Show

2015

Creative Framing Art Gallery, Louisville CO

Louisville Art Association National Show

Louisville Art Association Spring Member Show

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2014

Lone Tree Art Expo

Evergreen Artists Association Fall Show

Brighton Eye For Art Program

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Collections

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Works held in private collections in CA, CO, IA, MO and NM  

 

Memberships

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Oil Painters Of America 

Louisville Art Association

 Broomfield Art Guild


 

                                                     

                                                               ARTIST'S OFFICIAL BIO                                                                     

https://nickiebarbee.com/about

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   Nickie Barbee's

  OFFICIAL WEBSITE

                                        https://nickiebarbee.com/                                    

           ARTIST'S STATEMENT

"My work is representational, in oil, with the goal of capturing and conveying the inspiration behind its creation with the viewer."

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