“con.Text” videos:
Videos for paintings
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- “African Elephant”
- “Mount Jade” 29 x 36
- “Leatherback Turtle” 21 x 19
- “Whooping Crane” 21 x 19
- “Monarch” 20 x 26
- “Devon”
- “Orangutan”
- “Maple Fall”
- “Gregory”
- “con.Text” Write up in The Santa Clara
- “Solitude”
- “Under the Brightest Moon” with video
- Video for “Sunset and Desire”
- “Dad”
- “Bee’s” 24×72
- Feature in Metro Magazine
- Artist talk at the Japanese American Museum San Jose
- “Lisa”
- Psychological Perspectives
- Centerpoint Now
Bryan Ida
I am excited to be included in a show curated by Annie Seaton titled "Future Patchwork" at the Walter Maciel Gallery.
"Red Panda" 21x24
I was commissioned to do a painting that was inspired by Mount Jade the largest mountain in Taiwan. I chose to depict the mountain and its lush beautiful environment in a piece that juxtaposes the two together.
"Saimese Crocodile" 21 x 24
"African Elephant" 27x22 from my fading light endangered species series.
A woman's right to choose
"Leatherback Turtle" 21 x 19
I have been healing from nerve damage in my right arm brought on by overwork. These are the first works in 5 months.
From my Fading Light series highlighting endangered species.
I am honored to be a part of “Encounter: Executive Order 9066” at the de Saisset Museum in Santa Clara . A show that reflects on the 80 years that have past since the signing of Executive Order 9066 which authorized the imprisonment of 110,000 Japanese Americans during WWII
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- “Father”
- “Grandfather”
- “Heather”
- “Justine”
- “Manzanar”
- “Marcus”
- “Mary Jo”
- “Mike”
- “Neighbor”
- “Paul”
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