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William Moore
 
 
About the Artist

I have lived many years in Bogota, Colombia and have found the painting possibilities quite endless. The people who live near the center of the city are fascinating subjects and are sometimes willing to be part of my artistic efforts. Now residing in Chicago, my brushes currently paint images inspired by this energetic environment.

 
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Miss Penny

2008
Acrylic & Watercolor
69x69

Miss Penny
Outside now in the late afternoon atmosphere a smell wafts, a smell impregnated with oven-flamed roasted meat and carbon monoxide. Invisible blue black smoke makes it way down the boulevard as I make my way over to the smiling lady, the lady that serves it up so graciously - that which was sought..

Pan Dulce

2008
Acrylic & Watercolor
61x46

Pan Dulce
Telling the truth was his talent, the surgeon’s scalpel was dull by comparison, the sun a red dwarf. Those in range had to hear him, fear him, and cast their gaze to the ground. How was it this Mercury had instead the power of the Wisdom Eye, the Prism? The fact he was crazy made the riddle more mysterious, an irritation that would cling and not permit peace of mind nor rest. In his ranting, in the wild gesticulating hand, in the spittle that flew from the corners of his open jaw, the words poured out like a viscous foam etching clean the filth in the street, the clabber in the mind. The authorities would only laugh at this one. How silly is this man said their eyes.. but beware you men of ordinary being… do not repeat his words.. the axe will not permit it.

Grin

2008
Acrylic & Watercolor
51x46

Grin
Light's off and somebody is home.

Poot Tooty

2008
Acrylic & Watercolor
72x39

Dacron, rayon, polyester, nylon, spandex, Cotton! Oh cotton Lord and Lordess of all garments here and there. Keep your wrinkle-free false fibers far from my fur covered flesh. 100 percent cotton is the Grail, the hallmark of true comfort and health – physical and material ............ Wool Wool you Heaven sent gift of angels, material of the crusted Scot, tangled tartan whose plaid is blood, and the coin of his realm. Kilts and trews, clansmen and their peat bogged thews, young dandies and their oxen blood shoes, none with woolen under garb now - for fearing of The Bruce's contrary views; he's a real linen man.

Little Red Riding Coat

2008
Acrylic & Watercolor
46x39

Little Red Riding Coat
2 blocks down from the Botero Museum, Bogota, I spot this fellow in the red woman's full-length coat. I remembered him from a previous visit and he appears in one of the watercolors from a couple of months ago. He looked in better shape then than at this time. The body can take only so much abuse or neglect before things start going awry like mental health and physical appearance. When an acquaintance of his showed up he too wanted to be part of the photographic process. They cavorted and for a short time seemed to forget their real situation. I also seemed to forget my real situation. His image is a powerful one... and if one can shift gears for a moment something else emerges and a different understanding becomes possible.

Helmut

2008
Acrylic & Watercolor
61x46

Silt settling silently on my sill, today as it did the day before, and as it will for days to come and so on.

He lied in his sleep

2009
acrylic
84 x 112

He lied in his sleep
It snuck into bed with him like a shadow against midnight. His dream was ill defined as he wandered through the damp blue fog. In the distance amber colored light issued from the second story bank of windows of the garment factory where he once punched the clock. He heard footsteps behind him with a split second delayed echo. Whispering voices repeating a rhyme mantra like came from the right, near or perhaps behind the trash bins and merged with the fog, with the darkness. A chain link fence could be made out just ahead and the barbwire on top appeared to be electrified. Blue sparks jumped off the rusty tines sporadically while the current crackled and hummed its deadly song. Farther down the fence a cone of light shone down from a goose neck lamp revealing a rusted metal sign about 12 inches high and 20 across. The stenciled black letters made it perfectly clear: “CURFEW FOR SMALL MAMMALS IN EFFECT.” As he slowly looked away from the writing he felt coarse and calloused skin on large fingers gently holding his right hand.
 
Education and biography
MA Education U of Michigan
BFA Art Institute Chicago
Exhibitions in Bogota, Sedona, AZ, Los Angeles.
 
Future shows
Los Angeles Small Works show
Bare Walls, Chicago
 
Website:  williamkmoore.blogspot.com/
 
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