Author Archives: mccoyle.com
back to tradition…
In teaching the foundations daily (drawing, painting, art history) i’ve been feeling a pull toward tradition in my own work. Typically working against traditional means, i’ve become dulled to the sensationalism (especially as the rise of street art culture becomes
back to tradition…
In teaching the foundations daily (drawing, painting, art history) i’ve been feeling a pull toward tradition in my own work. Typically working against traditional means, i’ve become dulled to the sensationalism (especially as the rise of street art culture becomes
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 10
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 10
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 9
Pen & Ink, 6×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 9
Pen & Ink, 6×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 5
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 5
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 4
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 4
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 2
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 2
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 1
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Sketchbook Series Black & White No. 1
Pen & Ink, 8×6 inches
Straightjacket Romance
Straightjacket Romance Video/Installation (Installed drawing, 4’x 6′ pen & ink on bristol) 2013 Click here to watch Straightjacket Romance
Straightjacket Romance
Straightjacket Romance Video/Installation (Installed drawing, 4’x 6′ pen & ink on bristol) 2013 Click here to watch Straightjacket Romance
Straightjacket Romance
*This video contains Mature/Adult content (nudity). Mary Coyle – in her reoccurring role as a suited man. Coyle inserts herself into the work as ‘actor,’ allowing for the re-invention of self through stereotypes. Issues of identity and gender are brought
Straightjacket Romance
*This video contains Mature/Adult content (nudity). Mary Coyle – in her reoccurring role as a suited man. Coyle inserts herself into the work as ‘actor,’ allowing for the re-invention of self through stereotypes. Issues of identity and gender are brought
Tim Burton Tribute
24in x 36in, charcoal, ink, marker on paper