Contemporary fine art by Dennis Ryan
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- If you are here looking for a fine artist that paints pretty trees or hyper/high realism paintings, that are little more than a giant photograph, then you are in the wrong place.
- If you are interested in fine art more as a contemporary, conceptual, expressive visual tool, that can at times deal with satirical, incendiary representations of the more darker side of humanity and mentality, then welcome... you have successfully found what you were searching for! Now be our guest and ponder the works of up and coming visual artist Dennis Ryan.
The main navigation links above will guide you through contemporary fine art paintings and studies.
The "about Dennis Ryan" link talks a bit about this conceptual fine artist and his artistic medium of choice. It also discusses some ideas on art and gives a sort of artist statement.
The "contact the artist" link is there solely for questions and comments about this fine art and to facilitate any interest in seeing it in person. By all means, the artist on this site is not a psychotherapist, psychologist or psychiatrist specializing in OCD, so please save all psychological disorder questions for a professional therapist.
The painting on the wall behind Dr. Tolin, who is showing the brain scan with visual indications of OCD's chemical imbalances, is one of 5 paintings done for an OCD Series that appeared on Vh1's The OCD Project. The artwork is titled Ticker. Video courtesy of Vh1. Vh1 logo and The OCD Project content are property of © 2010 MTV Networks, © and ™ MTV Networks.
More paintings and drawings are in the works and will be posted here as soon as they are finished.
Most of the freshest thoughts and updates on the progress of any new paintings will be talked about on Dennis Ryan's fine artist blog and twitter.com/kickthefaucet. Exclusive announcements and snippets about upcoming showings, artwork updates and occasional sketches or pictures will be found on the new facebook.com/kickthefaucet.
Thanks for being curious.