Gravitating toward Native America people and landscapes, his sophisticated paintings combine subtle color combinations along with a unique sense of form and shape creating a sensitive, almost primitive graphic feel. - Informed Collector
Year Born: 1980
At the age of 23 Logan was featured in a 4 page article in Southwest Art Magazine, a year before he was featured in the Artist to Watch section!
Logan was trained in the classical academic tradition, while in school he drew and painted a minimum of 30 hours a week from live models.
Logan spends about half of the year on the road. Painting, going to museums, and absorbing his suroundings.
The majority of my work is produced in series; I am not complete with a subject if I paint it only once. A similar feeling would be having a conversation with a good friend once and then never again. Whether I am painting a portrait, a figure on the beach, a building or a tree, I am constantly searching for a final piece interesting enough to stimulate my visual sense as well as challenging me along the way. Composition, color and texture are more important to me than a particular "style". I do not consider myself an impressionist, or an expressionist. I paint what strikes me at that very moment and one painting leads me to the next. I hope this honest vision comes through in my work.
Dealers Say:
"Logan Hagege's paintings compell the viewer from across the room. One
savors the painterly surface, sensuous shapes and evocative color
harmonies that are the signature of his work."
-Helen Addison
www.AddisonArt.com
Other Artists Say:
"In the work of young artists like Logan Hagege, we're seeing the evolution of a new movement in Art that both reaches back to the great traditions of realism as well as finding a uniquely modern sense of design and color that is both personal and beautiful. I find myself pleasantly surprised at each new painting Logan creates and am eager to see what great works he will create as he matures further." Scott Burdick
Logan Maxwell Hagege is a talented artist who excels in depicting the figure and landscapes. Serious study in art started for Logan when early interest in animation sent him to a local art school, Associates in Art. His interest quickly moved from animation to fine art while attending life drawing classes, and later the Academy`s Advanced Masters Program, which was modeled after the old time French Art Schools where students spent more than six hours per day studying from live models. Logan also studied privately under Steve Huston and Joseph Mendez.
This artist has drawn inspiration for his subjects from his native Southern California as well as by traveling extensively to view various landscapes in the American Southwest and the Northeast Coast of the U.S.
Logan finds encouragement and guidance in masters of the past such as Gustav Klimt, N.C. Wyeth, T.W. Dewing and Maynard Dixon. One idea that drives Logan`s work is that evolution in art is never ending. He is constantly challenging himself with new ideas and new ways of looking at the same subject.
Winner
Best of Show After Feast Day by Logan Hagege BoldBrush
Winner
2nd Place Striped Blanket by Logan Hagege BoldBrush
Painting Contest March 2010 Winner 3rd Place BoldBrush
Painting Contest May 2010
Upcoming Events and Exhibits
Solo Exhibition of New Works Gerald Peters Gallery 8/2/2013-9/2/2013 Reception: 8/2/2013 ()
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