Torn Apart

This series will be going to Amsterdam on Monday. It is now in the hands of two art collectors from that city. They are really cool guys that come out every year for Coachellafest and I couldnt be happier that they were the ones to get it.

I cant say it was really easy for me to part from this series, as I created it shortly after going in to remission from cancer. It is the first of my artwork to get in a gallery and it is also my first 'real' sale (see the original post here). On Thursday I got to pack it all up and ready it for the flight to its new home. The photo below includes one of the guys, Robert, and I in front of my series...

Torn Apart is a 9 panel series. Each panel is ink, acrylic, and newspaper on wood. 12" x 18"

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Santiago Art Walk!

This Saturday, July 18th, I will be participating in the Santiago Art Walk in Santa Ana! It starts at 7pm. There is a map and more info on the flyer above (just click to see it full-size). I will be showcasing my new "Reclaimed" series Ive been working on (some of which are in the previous post), and many others. So come by and check it out!

Pictures from the Art Show

The Art Show was a success! Thanks to everyone that came out and made this the fun exciting night that it was...

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First Gallery Showing!!

The IncredibleArtist.Com Gallery Proudly Presents:

“Torn Apart” by Danny Schutt

Danny Schutt is a talented young artist and cancer survivor. His first major work is “Torn Apart”, a powerful nine-panel sequence on Life. Come see it this weekend (Sat. April 25 7-10pm)! We are very pleased to display this incredible work in the Gallery, and to welcome a new emerging artist to the IncredibleArtist.Com family.
Learn more about Danny on our website: http://incredibleartist.com/artists/danny-schutt/
The original is available for sale, and will shortly be available as fine art giclées.

This is a series I created that follows a character's life from the moment he was born to his untimely end (reads like a book). I wanted to create it in a way that would make people think. I didnt want this series to be spelled out, instead I tried to really stretch the visual representation as far from the original meaning as possible without losing it completely...

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