Barry Farmer

Long time artist/art teacher, my most remarkable experience is teaching art in Saudi Arabia to ex-patriot children from around the world. Presently and pleasantly, I am an adjunct art teacher in an Arizona community college two days a week and an artist in the studio the rest of the time. I have exhibited widely but never famously, though I am happy to note that people from around the globe own my work.

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		johnnyc6 about 1 year Interesting stuff, i like the black and white one
		Arlissa Vaughn almost 2 years Hello, will you vote to help Visual Overture Magazine get a $25,000 grant from Pepsi so that we can better serve emerging artists? http://www.refresheverything.com/visualoverture You can vote once a day, every day from now until April 30. Thnx, from a fellow artist. :)
		Elsa Mickelsen about 2 years Hi there, Just wondering, have you heard anything about the 10000 people project? Was there an exhibit? I haven't been able to find out anything. Have you heard? elsa (sasaroo)
		Artist22 about 2 years Thanks for the complements. Really cool sketchbooks!
		Gray about 2 years I love you pen and ink work/collage... really effective.
		Nancy Martini about 2 years Hi Artbwf, Happy New Year! I hope this year brings you happiness and continued success. Thanks for the tips! I ended up using recycled cardboard and wood, then wrapped everything in paper. I am almost done... I tried to use your advise and use more texture and expand my thoughts more. I really appreciate all your help. Thanks!
		Sonia Silva about 2 years Your work is stunning and intriguing and I loved your portfolio! Thank you so much for your friendship! :) Best regards, Sonia.
		cynthia about 2 years Amazing! I love your work :)
		Barry Farmer about 2 years Melissa, thanks, I am lucky in life. Enjoyed your sketchbook.
		Barry Farmer about 2 years Well Nancy, I imagine the piece could be glued to foamcore, masonite, plywood, or a heavier cardboard. I too am deliberating on what to do with recent collages I painted on corrigated cardboard. I have used wood strips glued to cardboard in the past but I wanted to do something different this time. Recently I saw collages hung inside a larger frame, and in front of a mat board backing, that looked good.