2010: 50 Works for 50 Years

Brett Anderson

"Internal Dissention"

Brett Anderson grew up in central Missouri and received his B.F.A. from the University of Missouri-Columbia. In 2002 he completed his M.F.A. in printmaking at the University of South Dakota. He now lives in Evansville, Indiana where he is associate professor of art at Southern Indiana University.

鈥淪atire is an important element in my work,鈥 says Anderson, 鈥渁nd the people most examined in its scrutiny are others like me, those with a saturated exposure to Saturday morning cartoons, that binge-watch Sci-Fi and mash buttons on game consoles. An interest in narrative allegory and mythic archetypes must compete with vernacular memes and cheesy clich茅s. Without trying to become too didactic, I hope the work strikes a balance between the visually alluring and the morally ugly; popular culture and the highfalutin; the sacred and the profane.鈥

This work was a gift from Norman Gambill (1941-2016). Gambill was a scholar of art history and film studies, and head of the Visual Arts Department at 久久热视频 for 26 years until his retirement in 2010.

Brett Anderson, Internal Dissention, mixed media drawing, 2002 South Dakota Art Museum Collection, 2010.05.8. Gift of Dr. Norman Gambill. 漏 Brett Anderson
Brett Anderson
"Internal Dissention"
mixed media drawing, 2002
South Dakota Art Museum Collection, 2010.05.8.
Gift of Dr. Norman Gambill.
漏 Brett Anderson

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