MARK FULLER
Mark Fuller's paintings stimulate the viewer to participate in an ongoing conversation. His work is a dynamic invitation to interact with and interpret one's response. Mark's work often searches for the contrasting elements of our world and our lives. Suggesting bridges, balancing unifiers and expansive order. A sort of
ever-changing therapy. Mark's paintings offer multiple doorways to enter, questions to ponder and solutions to find.
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)