MARK FULLER
We live in chaotic and unstable times. In living a chaotic and unstable life for 70 years, Mark Fuller has come to form his own sense of equilibrium. This equilibrium can be experienced in his work, in the seemingly chaotic and unstable nature of its presentation and in the resolution that both the artist and the viewer encounter. It is extremely important right now for everyone to be creative and freely expressive because our only hope for the future is opening up the absolutely positive power of humanity. The power and input of artistic endeavors are essential aspects of creating a new, better world. That is what Mark hopes for and why he works as an artist.
Education
The Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA:
Bachelor of Arts
Antioch University, Seattle, WA:
Master of Arts, Psychology
Artists Studied Under
Elizabeth Allen
Harold "Hal" Buckner
Mike Moran
Museum Collections
Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA
Collections
Microsoft
Body of Work
1985-88: Red House, Yellow Dog (sold out)
1988: Apollo and Sons (sold out)
1989: Ghostland Memories (sold out)
1990: Contortions (sold out)
1990: Portraits (sold out)
1993: New Mexico Series I-IV (sold out)
1994: Ghostland Memories II (sold out)
1998: Dagwood II (sold out)
2013-17: Ghostland Memories III (available)
2017: Out of Darkness (available)
2017-18: Unity (available)
2019: A.R.T. (available)
2019: Retention of Faculties (sold out)
2020 Small Cross (available)
2021: Oyster Ball Smalls (sold out)
2022: Large Crosses (available)
2023-current: Endless Beginnings (available)