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Rosie Ganske Art

@rosie.ganske

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Mixed media, drawing and upcycling
🍭San Antonio - Austin
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"Aria Loop"

35 x 46"

A collage of creased and sewn paper with watercolored patterns, on linen wrapped over canvas by @rosie.ganske

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5 x 7 micron and charcoal drawing by @rosie.ganske

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Small drawings on tissue paper for a series of handmade sketchbooks (front and back covers) by @rosie.ganske

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Fern and flower details of a multi part garden print/drawing by @rosie.ganske

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pen and whiteboard women from the last month by @rosie.ganske

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Small drawings recently by @rosie.ganske

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Note card drawings by @rosie.ganske

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Collage of scraps from past projects with acrylic and mesh fabric on canvas

24 x 48" by @rosie.ganske

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Hummingbird-inspired wrap skirt made with candy wrappers, chip bags and wrapping paper scraps sewn to linen

📸 @ronganske by @rosie.ganske

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I'm showing this new piece, "Pattern Becomes Memory" in Houston with artists of Icosa Collective as an intern! See the show at Throughline Collective through July 18th.

Throughline is proud to present “RV”: Remote Viewing / Recreational Vehicle, a group exhibition by members of ICOSA, an artist-run collective based in Austin, TX, juried by Erin Dorn, founder of Seven Sisters, a Houston-based gallery that supports experimental and interdisciplinary practices. The exhibition will open on Friday, June 20, 2025, with a public reception occurring from 6 – 9 pm at Throughline Gallery, 3909 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002. The show will run through July 18, closing with a reception the same evening from 6 – 9 pm.

In “RV”: Remote Viewing / Recreational Vehicle, the artists of ICOSA operate within the dual meanings of the acronym –“Recreational Vehicle” and “Remote Viewing”. One suggests physical movement, while the other implies psychic distance. The artworks, whether tactile, conceptual, sculptural, or lens-based, speak across distance. Together, they establish a framework for exploring mobility, perception, and the intangible weight of what we carry through space and time. taken in Throughline by @rosie.ganske

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Peeling one of many etched butterfly drawings (backed with mesh produce bags I've collected) off of a chip bag to continue working on top of by @rosie.ganske

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In progress project drawing on toilet paper with micron pens, yarn and mod podge by @rosie.ganske

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