[Hank Williams] Grace And Violence...

Title

[Hank Williams] Grace And Violence...

Subject

Virginia
Art

Description

Roanoke based artist, curator, and educator Brian Sieveking blurs the boundaries between history, mythology and pop culture. Sieveking comments, "My work draws upon my lifelong interest in history, popular culture, the odd and the arcane particularly as it relates to the mythology of the South." [Hank Williams] Grace And Violence is part of a large series in which the artist created cryptic and iconic images in a style similar to commercial art to emphasize culture's commodification of Southern symbols. Sieveking's work is held in public and private collections in 14 states and seven countries. He is a long time collector and researcher of southern folk art and has curated, lectured and written extensively on the subject.

Creator

Brian Sieveking (American, Born 1964)

Rights

http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/

Format

image/jpeg

Type

Image

Identifier

TAU_ART_000141
1994.018

Date Created

1992/1993

Is Part Of

Taubman Museum of Art

Medium

painting (visual works)
oil, wax crayon, collaged paper and gesso

Provenance

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. University Libraries
Taubman Museum of Art (Repository)
Gift of Edwin A. and Lois B. Sieveking

Files

TAU_ART_000141_0005.jpg

Tags

Citation

Brian Sieveking (American, Born 1964), “[Hank Williams] Grace And Violence...,” Southwest Virginia Digital Archive, accessed October 7, 2024, https://di.lib.vt.edu/items/show/965.