#noah saterstrom

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Noah Saterstrom, Comfort Inn & Suites, 2023

Oil on canvas, 12 x 12 in

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al things considered — when i post my masterpiece #1222

first posted in facebook october 11, 2023

noah saterstrom -- "maeve" (ca. 2019)

"maeve, speak up. don't expect that anyone will do you the favor of listening if you don't trouble yourself to use your voice" … ann patchett

"the first edition u.s. cover [of 'the dutch house'] featured a portrait by noah saterstrom that was specifically created for the cover. the novel heavily references a painted portrait of maeve wearing a red coat that was commissioned when she was 10. saterstrom created a portrait to match patchett's description" … wikipedia

"you know, the funny thing is, i don't really ever have a hard image of anyone in my head. so when i saw the painting what i thought was that's perfect. i did not think oh he's read my mind because there really wasn't anything in my mind" … ann patchett

"you know, the funny thing is, people always tell me i never have anything in my mind … and that i should not speak up and use my voice if i have nothing to say … but that never stopped me" … al janik

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NOAH SATERSTROM

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Nouvelle participation à un recueil des éditions Joie Panique: "MA LANGUE SUR TON CŒUR" qui réunit textes et images sur l'amour par 70 artistes du monde entier ! Merci à C&C !

(Collage réalisé d'après un texte de Pierre Louÿs)

15 x 22 cm // 144 pages // reliure cartonnée cousue // embossage sur la couverture // tranchefile // beau papier intérieur Maestro 140 g. // 27 euros

À commander ici ☞ www.joiepanique.company.site

Avec :

Céline Guichard • Maldo Nollimerg • Flore Kunst • Joe Coleman • Sarah Lee • Mïrka Lugosi • Mokeït Van Linden • Musta Fior • Romano Valsky • Raphaël Tachdjian • Joël Hubaut • Marinka Masséus • Daisuke Ichiba • Anne Marie Grgich • Koichi Yamamoto • Axelle Kieffer • Tom de Pekin • Marc Brunier-Mestas • Iris Terdjiman • Ffo Art • Darédo • Laurent Bouckenooghe • Stéphane Blanquet • Wayne Horse • Dressen McQueen • Nico Mazza • Magali Cazo • Gilles Berquet • Vincent Bizien • Alessandra Roccasalva • Foued Mokrani • Myriam Mechita • Sevde Hallaç • Sœurs Siamoises • Carla van de Puttelaar • Rosanna Staus • Aya Ogasawara • Mu Blondeau • Miroslav Weissmuller • Philippe N • Paul Cristina • Asako Yamasaki • Barbara Breitenfellner • Brulex • Maï • Eléonore & Kenny • Mirza Cizmic • Siméon Droulers • Romy Alizée • Alan Feltus • Noah Saterstrom • Sergio Bonilla • Annabelle Guetatra • Yasemin Senel • Karin Rosenthal • Maïc Baxane • Rubén Garzás Gómez • Camille Bertagna • Michel Lascault • Philippe Dupuy • Lorenzo Mattotti • Giacomo Nanni • Dadu Shin • Julien Pacaud • Sarah Leterrier • Daniele Steardo • Frédéric Bélonie • Marie-Pierre Brunel • Joseba Eskubi

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“What Became of Dr. Smith” Series  ; Noah Saterstrom

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Noah Saterstrom

"Back Parlor, Edelweiss, Natchez, Mississippi, 1987",

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Dr. Megan Hines to speak in Natchez

Dr. Megan Hines to speak at March 28 meeting of Natchez Historical Society 

She will give preview of fall exhibit by Natchez native Noah Saterstrom at Mississippi Museum of Art

NATCHEZ, Miss. – Dr. Megan Hines, a postdoctoral fellow of art history at the Mississippi Museum of Art and Millsaps College, will be the guest speaker at the March 28 meeting of the Natchez Historical Society. Her presentation is titled, “What Became of Dr. Smith: Painting A Hidden Mississippi History.” The meeting will be held at the Historic Natchez Foundation, 108 S. Commerce St., with a social starting at 5:30 p.m. and the presentation at 6:00. It is free and open to the public. Hines will provide a preview of the solo exhibition of the same name by Natchez native Noah Saterstrom in October 2023 at the Mississippi Museum of Art. Hines is the curator of the show. Dr. Smith is Saterstrom’s great-grandfather. In her NHS lecture, Hines will speak about who Dr. Smith was and the mystery surrounding his disappearance from family history. Saterstrom’s painting, which is mural-sized, is 120 by 6 feet, and consists of 160 panels, some of which are set in Natchez, according to Alan Wolf, a director of NHS and its program chair. “Having found Dr. Smith in the historical record, Noah in this work traces Dr. Smith through his life, times, and places in the State,” Wolf said. “This is a painting that, intriguingly and revealingly, depicts aspects of Mississippi history through a pictorial biography of a single and singular person.” According to Hines, the painting “envisions the life of Saterstrom’s great-grandfather, an itinerant optometrist whose mental illness and subsequent disappearance resulted in his erasure from the family history.” During several years of research, Saterstrom found that Dr. Smith was institutionalized for the final 40 years of his life in the Mississippi State Insane Hospital (the Old Asylum) in Jackson, Miss., and later at nearby Whitfield, from 1925-65. Hines said that Saterstrom work on Dr. Smith has grown in popularity. In fact, over the past three years, Saterstrom sold more than 1,300 paintings related to his history and family. This has resulted in a large following on social media, including an international audience. Hines holds a doctorate in art history, which she earned at Stony Brook University. According to her biography, her dissertation, “Art and Biotech: Bay Area Networks, 1965-85,” focused on changing visualizations of life and identity in the age of biotechnology. Hines’ work as a curatorial assistant has included such exhibitions as “Mark Bradford: Tomorrow Is Another Day” at the American Pavilion at the 2017 Venice Biennale, and “Postwar—Art Between the Pacific and the Atlantic, 1945-65,” shown at the Haus der Kunst in Munich in 2016. Hines is published in Media-N: Journal of the New Media Caucus. She has another article that is forthcoming in American Art. According to Wolf, Hine’s visit to Natchez will be her second. “She is enthused to come here and offer us an advance look at the show,” he said. “How fitting for Natchez that it should be so!” For more information, visit natchezhistoricalsociety.org or send email to info@natchezhistoricalsociety.org

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Noah Saterstrom

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Noah Saterstrom (American, b. 1974), Studio Picture, 2020. Oil on canvas, 91.4 × 121.9 cm

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Noah Saterstrom, “What Became of Dr. Smith?” series

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Noah Saterstrom

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Noah Saterstrom, The Beastie Boys, 2012

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Jim Henson, Artwork by Noah Saterstrom.

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Noah Saterstrom - Burning of JT Smith Drugstore, Donaldsonville Louisiana 1904, 2020

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"Puedes hacer que tu familia sea como tú quieras. Puedes querer a los hombres sin odiarlos. Hay mil formas de quererlos / You can make your family whatever you want. You can love men without hating them. There are a thousand ways to love them."⠀ ⠀ Lidia Yuknavitch⠀ La cronología del agua / The chronology of water⠀ & Noah Saterstrom @noahsats (artist)⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ #portraitpainting #oilpaint #oilpainting #oilpainter #oilpaintings #oilpaints #oilportrait #oiloncanvas #contemporaryart #oilpaintingart #oilfeature #contemporaryartist #contemporarypainting #contemporarypainter #contemporarypaintings #contemporary_art #contemporarypainters #contemporaryfigurativeart #contemporaryoilpainting #modernart #modernpainting #artgallery #contemporaryartgallery #figurativeart #figurativepainting #figurativeoilpainting #figurativeportrait #vagabondwho #marcopolorules #noahsaterstrom https://www.instagram.com/p/CMeQNLDHAAu/?igshid=r2zz6mvoou0y

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“What Became of Dr. Smith” Series  ; Noah Saterstrom