Kim Alsbrooks

Kim J Alsbrooks, age 66, Charleston, SC View Details

Cities: Lufkin TX, Fort Worth TX, Burleson TX Possible Relatives: Kelvin B Alsbrooks, Cynthia Annette Guin, Gregory G Roberts

Kim Marie Alsbrooks, age 62, Philadelphia, PA View Details

Cities: Lufkin TX, Fort Worth TX, Burleson TX Possible Relatives: Kelvin B Alsbrooks, Cynthia Annette Guin, Gregory G Roberts

Kim Marie Alsbrooks, age 62, Philadelphia, PA View Details

Locations: Lufkin TX, Fort Worth TX, Burleson TX Possible Relatives: Kelvin B Alsbrooks, Cynthia Annette Guin

Kim Dawn Alsbrooks, age 62, Marion, KY View Details

Locations: Lufkin TX, Fort Worth TX, Burleson TX Possible Relatives: Kelvin B Alsbrooks, Cynthia Annette Guin

Kim D alsobrooks, age 40s, College Station, TX View Details

Locations: College Station TX, Marble NC, Houston TX

Kim Alsbrooks, age 40s, Sumter, SC View Details

Locations: Sumter SC, Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Michael Steve Alsbrooks, Kenneth R Schneider, Kimberly Schneider

Kim M Alsbrooks, age 56 View Details

Address:***** Mallory Dr, Sumter, SC. Phone Number: (803) 840-****

Kim D Alsbrooks, age 62 View Details

Address:***** Chestnut St, Providence, KY. Phone Number: (270) 635-****

Kim Alsbrooks Artist Vertical Gallery

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Kim Alsbrooks has become instantly recognizable with her historic fine oil paintings on crumpled trash. From Art Basel in Miami and galleries around the United States, with features in Huffington Post Arts, Art Nerd and Hi Fructose, Kim has become a highly collectible contemporary artist. As she discusses on her websit

my white trash family

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kim alsbrooks Originally from Charleston, SC, circa 1961, I have a 26 year old daughter, a BFA from The University of Arizona, and a residence in Philadelphia. View my complete profile

Kim Alsbrooks' Roadside-Trash-Turned-Artistic-Treasures

recyclenation.com › 2012 › 10 › kim-alsbrooks-roadside-trash-artistic-treasures

Blatant waste like this rarely takes on a positive twist, but artist Kim Alsbrooks has devised a unique way to change the tide. Since 1994, she has been transforming post-consumer waste — including detergent boxes, snack cake packages, plastic candy trays and crushed beverage cartons — into miniature canvases for her turn-of-the-century ...

My White Trash Family By Kim Alsbrooks - IGNANT

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For her series 'My White Trash Family', Philadelphia-based artist Kim Alsbrooks has been painting exquisite miniature portraits on discarded flattened beer cans for the past 10 years. She was inspired by her frustration with some of the prevailing ideologies, in particular, class distinction. With the juxtaposition of the portraits from museums, once painted on ivory, […]

Princeton exhibit shows everyone has a larger-than-life story to ... - WHYY

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Kim Alsbrooks' portraits may be larger than life in impact, but diminutive in size because they are painted on beer and soda cans that have been flattened in the street. The Philadelphia-based artist has tried to flatten her own cans but finds those flattened by urban traffic work best for her "White Trash" series, depicting privileged ...

The Art of Kim Alsbrooks - Hi-Fructose Magazine

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After having lived in the South, with its preoccupations on the revolutionary war and its social structures, artist Kim Alsbrooks was inspired to create 'White Trash,' a series that spoke of these archaic ideas while incorporating trash as canvases. Composed on flattened beer cans or crushed fast food containers, Alsbrooks re-creates 18th century portraits on these unexpected surfaces.

Class on a Can: Kim Alsbrooks - artsy forager

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Philadelphia artist Kim Alsbrooks perhaps had a similar experience while living in the South, translating her perplexity at the social structures and prejudices still prevailing in the region into her My White Trash Family series. Lincoln, graphite and oil on found aluminum can.

New Historical Portraits on Flattened Cans by Kim Alsbrooks

www.thisiscolossal.com › 2015 › 05 › new-historical-portraits-on-flattened-cans-by-kim-alsbrooks

Kim Alsbrooks () began painting historical portraits on crushed cans in 2004 while living in the South.The series "My White Trash Family" was born out of the frustration of prevailing ideologies of class distinction, ideas she decided to challenge by placing portraits of the past onto everyman's consumerist leftovers. These paintings are typically depicted straight from 17th to 18th ...

Kim Alsbrooks' Paintings on Discarded Beer Cans

www.amusingplanet.com › 2014 › 10 › kim-alsbrooks-paintings-on-discarded.html

For the past ten years, Philadelphia-based artist Kim Alsbrooks has been painting miniature portraits on flattened beers cans and fast food containers. Alsbrooks finds trash that has already been flattened on the street, and chooses a portrait to fit each specific piece of trash. She gessoes them, draws the image in graphite, paints with oils ...