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Nan Ring
Nan Ring
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Nan Ring Artist Bio & Statement
Nan Ring has been the recipient of numerous grants and awards for her fine art, such as the Vermont Studio Center Artist’s Fellowship Award in Painting, the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation/NEA Fellowship Award in Works on Paper, and a New York Foundation for the Arts Artists’ Fellowship Award in Drawing. She has been awarded artist-in-residence fellowships and studios at MASSMoca, Mass., Castle Hill Truro, MA, Virginia Center for Creative Arts, Soaring Gardens, PA, Ucross Foundation, WY, iPark, Conn., Brush Creek Foundation, WY, chaNorth, NY, Djerrassi, CA, the Montalvo Center for the Arts, CA, and The Vermont Studio Center, VT.
"My drawings and watercolor paintings on paper for this project draw a parallel between the rural environment, steeped in history and nostalgia, and the nature drawings of Old Masters such as Leonardo Da Vinci. Detailed landscape drawings are accompanied by diagrammatic renderings of hydraulic fracturing wells, addressing the tension between machine and nature, the controlled and the wild. Intended as questions rather than statements about risk and responsibility, the drawings are isolated in fields of empty space that speak of deep country quiet as well as the disappearing landscape threatened by environmental instability and uncertainty."
"My drawings and watercolor paintings on paper for this project draw a parallel between the rural environment, steeped in history and nostalgia, and the nature drawings of Old Masters such as Leonardo Da Vinci. Detailed landscape drawings are accompanied by diagrammatic renderings of hydraulic fracturing wells, addressing the tension between machine and nature, the controlled and the wild. Intended as questions rather than statements about risk and responsibility, the drawings are isolated in fields of empty space that speak of deep country quiet as well as the disappearing landscape threatened by environmental instability and uncertainty."
