Rahmaan Statik
Meeting of Styles 2013
59th and western South side Chicago
Meeting of Styles 2013
59th and western South side Chicago
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STATIKONE.NET is an online art archive for the art works and biography of Rahmaan Statik Barnes. All art work on this website is was created by Rahmaan Statik between the years of 1999 to the present day. The total count of art work on this web site is around 400 and counting. If you want to see the best 40 art works go to www.rahmaanstatik.com .Please navigate through out the art work portfolios and send your honest feed back. Please Enjoy!!!!! Thank You. Sincerely: Rahmaan Statik Barnes
Public Artist, Designer, Fine Artist, Illustrator, Art Teacher
Creative Liberation is series of exhibitions and
public art projects. It is urban influenced art for art sake. Each body
of work/display, challenge common ideas and social constructs of the
urban reality and the world around us. The motive behind these
exhibitions is to inspire people to inspire people to produce art that
can save the world, challenge governments, and liberate artistically
oppressed people. The functions of these exhibitions is to promote the
public taking control of the visual reality in public space, with
messages that inspire you to be a better human being.
There have been 2 creative liberation exhibitions and one community public art mural. Each exhibition provides a different prospective, and examination of the Creative Liberation ideology.
Creative Liberation 11 11 11
Was the first exhibition of the Creative Liberation series. The purpose of this exhibition is to explore, race, urban pop culture, consumerism , the practicalities and function of commercial digital media in the urban environment. The subtitle 11 11 11 was also the launch date. This date was to symbolize the first of the trilogy of exhibitions.
Creative Liberation: Englewood community mural:
This project was developed, and funded by the Englewood Safety network. Working with the Englewood Safety network, I developed the mural design with a team community youth the a number of critiques and meetings. From these meetings I gathered the key points of our conversations, and created an illustration. From this the illustration was then projected and painted on the wall by the community youth. I then finalized and finished the under painting, completing it into a comprehensive, museum quality community mural. The mural is located on 67th and Ashland.
Creative Liberation 2.0 Delusions of grandeur:
Delusions of Grandeur is a five peace series window display as part of the Pop Up Art Loop exhibitions. The total count if the art work was 4 8x17 foot paintings, and one flat screen monitor to display a 2 part progression of the production of the paintings. The display is located on Monroe and Wabash, opposite side of the city target. The function of this collection is to inspire conversation, on consumerism, race, religion, gender roles, pop visual culture, and art in the urban environment.
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There have been 2 creative liberation exhibitions and one community public art mural. Each exhibition provides a different prospective, and examination of the Creative Liberation ideology.
Creative Liberation 11 11 11
Was the first exhibition of the Creative Liberation series. The purpose of this exhibition is to explore, race, urban pop culture, consumerism , the practicalities and function of commercial digital media in the urban environment. The subtitle 11 11 11 was also the launch date. This date was to symbolize the first of the trilogy of exhibitions.
Creative Liberation: Englewood community mural:
This project was developed, and funded by the Englewood Safety network. Working with the Englewood Safety network, I developed the mural design with a team community youth the a number of critiques and meetings. From these meetings I gathered the key points of our conversations, and created an illustration. From this the illustration was then projected and painted on the wall by the community youth. I then finalized and finished the under painting, completing it into a comprehensive, museum quality community mural. The mural is located on 67th and Ashland.
Creative Liberation 2.0 Delusions of grandeur:
Delusions of Grandeur is a five peace series window display as part of the Pop Up Art Loop exhibitions. The total count if the art work was 4 8x17 foot paintings, and one flat screen monitor to display a 2 part progression of the production of the paintings. The display is located on Monroe and Wabash, opposite side of the city target. The function of this collection is to inspire conversation, on consumerism, race, religion, gender roles, pop visual culture, and art in the urban environment.
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Rahmaan Statik Painting.
Original paintings and prints can now be purchased at fine art painting gallery.
Rahmaan Statik is now accepting orders for local and national commissions.
For booking information contact (statroc@hotmail.com).
The purchase or commission of original artworks are guaranteed to increase in monetary value. Don't miss out on the deal of a life time.
Invest in your future, Invest in culture, Invest in art of Rahmaan Statik.
Chicago's best kept secret in visual art.
Chicago Artist month 2010 featured artist, Chicago Artist month publications: 2 page spread page 24 and 25
ARTIST STATEMENT:
Doctors save lives, police fight crime, and the Artist dictates what we know as Image, Icon, and Form. I live a life-style of observation and creation. I believe that being well informed on the subject of your work and having an organized strategy produces a more intriguing work of art. I believe man has the right to choose his reality. In my reality I have chosen my own destiny; time and fate have confirmed that producing art is my positive contribution to society. The work I produce both symbolizes and creates optimism for life in our industrialized society.
ARTIST BIO:
Growing up on the South Side of Chicago, surrounded by urban art and public murals, I became inspired to be involved with the subculture of Street Art. A consequent arrest for “vandalism” put me on a mission to legitimize the production of aerosol murals. This became the main focus of my work: public murals that fuse the graffiti aesthetic with a classical training received from the American Academy of Art. As co-founder of R.K Design, a graphic arts and mural collective, I have produced over 400 murals, received mural commissions for corporate clients such as Coca Cola, Toyota, The village of Rosemont, and Red Bull. I have also produced illustrations, brand identity, print projects for Frank 151 magazine, Argus brewery, and the Chicago Jazz Fair . Through the Chicago Public Art Group, as well as After School Matters, Sense 2004 I have instructed children in mural painting techniques, as well as mentored young artists in their craft. I currently work out of my studio in the Bridgeport Art Center in Chicago, where in addition to my Mural and teaching career I also create art for gallery exhibitions using oil, acrylic, graphite, pen & ink, pastels, mosaic tile, found objects, spray paint and digital media. I am currently creating street art in cities across the world, creating art works for museum and gallery exhibitions.
ARTIST STATEMENT:
Doctors save lives, police fight crime, and the Artist dictates what we know as Image, Icon, and Form. I live a life-style of observation and creation. I believe that being well informed on the subject of your work and having an organized strategy produces a more intriguing work of art. I believe man has the right to choose his reality. In my reality I have chosen my own destiny; time and fate have confirmed that producing art is my positive contribution to society. The work I produce both symbolizes and creates optimism for life in our industrialized society.
Time Out Chicago page 1, Public eye article December 2-8 2010 full page spread
A.B.C 7 network television show Shark Tank Back, ground mural and paintings. Week 8 Ep9 Season 2 Aldo Orta 28:11 - 28:14
