Beginning/Ending, 2010 - Don Cooper
About the Work
About Beginning/Ending
"While traveling in India, I became familiar with the concept of bindu, a Sanskrit word that has many definitions and connotations and often appears as a single dot in Indian painting and sculpture. It may represent a drop, or a ...Read More
"While traveling in India, I became familiar with the concept of bindu, a Sanskrit word that has many definitions and connotations and often appears as a single dot in Indian painting and sculpture. It may represent a drop, or a point of origin and return. It may be a nucleus of condensed energy, or a seed of being and consciousness. The bindu is endless form and inner space." —Don Cooper
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About the Artist
About Don Cooper
Don Cooper's practice is heavily informed by his travels to Central and South America, Southeast Asia, India, Italy, and China. A recent solo exhibition ...Read More
Don Cooper's practice is heavily informed by his travels to Central and South America, Southeast Asia, India, Italy, and China. A recent solo exhibition featured watercolors with pigments derived from precious stones, such as jade, turquoise, and lapis lazuli and continued his inclination for Zen-inflected, meditative compositions. His prints and paintings are sublimely transcendent, providing a perfect means of pause from the routine of harried contemporary life.
A recipient of numerous grants and awards, including the MOCAGA Working Artist Grant and Fulbright Artist Fellowship, Cooper has taught at the Atlanta College of Art.Read Less
A recipient of numerous grants and awards, including the MOCAGA Working Artist Grant and Fulbright Artist Fellowship, Cooper has taught at the Atlanta College of Art.Read Less
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Description
Print made with archival pigments on fine art rag paper with matte finishAuthentication
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity.Dimensions
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