Cubism by June Webster

June began exploring this "Cubist Realist" style of painting while teaching at the New Britain Museum of American Art , New Britain, CT.  Inspired by the works of contemporary artists, Dawoud Bey and Martin Kline, and painters, Charles Demuth and Charles Sheeler,  she incorporated grids, overlapping images, and other "Cubist" techniques into her work.  While her motifs are clearly discernible,  new complex realities of broken forms, varied perspectives and energized space are created.  June has been working in this style for several years and is still very inspired by the unpredictable results it produces.
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"Ticket to Ride", Mixed Media, 26.5" x 6.5", winner of the Joshua Point Studio Prize, New Haven Paint and Clay Club 116th Juried Exhibition
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"American Graffiti", Watercolor, 16" x 28"
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"Winter in Soho", Watercolor, 11" x 24", Winner of the Mary Bryan Memorial Medal Award Allied Artists of America , NYC, 2015 and the Andrew Kusmin Award, New England Watercolor Society, 2015
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"Fifth Avenue", Watercolor, 13" x 22"
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"Rainy Day in Midtown", 11" x 26", Watercolor, Private Collection
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"Rainy Day in Chinatown", Oil on Paper, 10" x 13"
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"Fashion District", Oil on Paper, 11" x 13"
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"Harbor Rhythms", Watercolor,21" x 28"
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"Rainy Day Reflections", Watercolor, 17" x 24"
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"The Grandstand", Watercolor, 22" x 29", Winner of the Award of Excellence, North East Watercolor Society, 2015