Ashleigh Sumner Abstract Paintings

Ashleigh Sumner’s striking mixed-media artworks are created by layering spray paint, photographs, acrylic paint and resin on wood panels. The combination of these elements is intended to evoke a powerful sense of unrestrained vitality to the viewer. Ashleigh Sumner’s artwork is heavily inspired by the modern day street art movement as well as American Pop Culture. Her mixed-media process incorporates iconic images along with photographs captured on her cell phone. These photos are printed and applied repeatedly to wooden surfaces, creating multiple stacked and torn layers of distressed paper imagery. Sumner’s natural love of text is often implemented throughout the work by incorporating pages from books of poetry, verse, lyrics and theatrical plays in a way that often makes a political or social statement involving class, gender, poverty and equality. The surface and sides of this 48 inch square original artwork are covered with a smooth layer of clear, glass-like resin, which enhances the colors and adds depth. It is signed on the back by the artist. The reflective sheen and polished look of the resin enhance the unique contrast to the distressed layers underneath, adding a fascinating window into the work. This painting does not require framing. It is wired and ready to hang. Free local Los Angeles area delivery. Affordable US and worldwide shipping. A certificate of authenticity and hanging hardware are included. Ashleigh Sumner is a self-taught artist living and working in California. Born in 1979, Sumner received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Western Carolina University before moving West to Los Angeles and then to San Francisco. In 2014, Sumner was named by a juried panel the winner of the Red Bull Curates Competition for Los Angeles. As a result, Sumner’s work was highlighted in a special exhibition with SCOPE, Miami at that year’s Art Basel Miami Beach. In addition, Sumner proudly curated “Street Preachers: An Exhibition of Female Street Artists in Los Angeles” at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock in 2012. “Street Preachers” was awarded grants from both the Pasadena Art Alliance and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. She has been represented by Artspace Warehouse Los Angeles since 2010. Solo Exhibitions 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 I820 Industrial Street Gallery Los Angeles, CA 2012 Artamo Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA 2010 The Advocate and Gochis Gallery, Hollywood, CA 2010 DEZART Gallery, Palm Springs, CA 2010 A.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2009 Downtown Collective Arts Community, Fresno, CA Group Exhibitions, Art Fairs, Television 2016 Art Hamptons, NY 2016 Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2016 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2016 LA Art Show, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 SCOPE Miami, Miami, FL 2013 Victor Saavedra Gallery, Barcelona, Spain 2013 Gallery 825, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2012 Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock Los Angeles, CA 2012 a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2012 Galleria Victor Saavedra, Barcelona, Spain 2012 Affordable Art Fair Los Angeles, CA 2011 TV show: “How Do I Look”, Style Network 2009 Create Fixate Infinity Exhibit, Los Angeles, CA 2009 Exhibition with sculpture David Greico, Los Angeles, CA Ongoing Public Installation Nokia Live Theater VIP Room, Los Angeles, CA Press 2014 EDGE Media New York, NY, “Ashleigh Sumner Rocks Artspace Warehouse” 2012 Studio City Life Style Magazine, “Ashleigh Sumner” 2010 American Contemporary Art Magazine, “In Her Own Words” 2010 UppRor Magazine, London, “Sumner Time” 2010 Bound Magazine...

Ashleigh Sumner’s striking mixed-media artworks are created by layering spray paint, photographs, acrylic paint and resin on wood panels. The combination of these elements is intende...

Ashleigh Sumner’s striking mixed-media artworks are created by layering spray paint, photographs, acrylic paint and resin on wood panels. The combination of these elements is intende...

Ashleigh Sumner’s striking mixed-media artworks are created by layering spray paint, photographs, acrylic paint and resin on wood panels. The combination of these elements is intende...

Ashleigh Sumner’s striking mixed-media artworks are created by layering spray paint, photographs, acrylic paint and resin on wood panels. The combination of these elements is intende...

Ashleigh Sumner’s striking mixed-media artworks are created by layering spray paint, photographs, acrylic paint and resin on wood panels. The combination of these elements is intende...

Ashleigh Sumner’s striking mixed-media artworks are created by layering spray paint, photographs, acrylic paint and resin on wood panels. The combination of these elements is intende...

Ashleigh Sumner is a self-taught artist living and working out of the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. Born in 1979, Sumner received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Western Carolina University before moving West to Los Angeles. This one-of-a-kind 40" by 40" square red, white and black artwork does not require framing. The sides are a continuation of the front and finished by the artist. A certificate of authenticity and hanging hardware are included. It is signed and titled by the artist on the back of the artwork. Shipping within Continental USA is $250. Affordable global shipping is available. Much of Sumner’s work is heavily inspired by industrial areas, inner-city communities, and the modern day street art movement. Sumner’s mixed media process often involves iconic images along with photographs captured on her cell phone. These photos are printed and applied repeatedly to wooden surfaces, creating multiply stacked and torn layers of distress paper imagery. Sumner’s natural love of text is often implemented throughout the work by incorporating pages from books of poetry, verse, lyrics and theatrical plays in a way that often makes a political or social statement involving class, gender, poverty and equality. The heavy use of spray paint or “graffiti ramblings” is repeated over and over again, illegibly, often as a single song lyric, poem or historic quote. House paint is applied, scrapped and splattered throughout the work then partially sanded away with an industrial hand sander. Lastly, several heavy layers of resin are added to each to create a smooth, modern finish to the distressed, gritty artwork underneath. In 2014, Sumner was named by a juried panel the winner of the Red Bull Curates Competition for Los Angeles. As a result, Sumner’s work was highlighted in a special exhibition with SCOPE, Miami at that year’s Art Basel Miami Beach. In addition, Sumner proudly curated “Street Preachers: An Exhibition of Female Street Artists in Los Angeles” at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock in 2012. “Street Preachers” was awarded grants from both the Pasadena Art Alliance and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. Solo Exhibitions 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 I820 Industrial Street Gallery Los Angeles, CA 2012 Artamo Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA 2010 The Advocate and Gochis Gallery, Hollywood, CA 2010 DEZART Gallery, Palm Springs, CA 2010 A.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2009 Downtown Collective Arts Community, Fresno, CA Group Exhibitions, Art Fairs, & Television 2016 Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2016 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2016 LA Art Show, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 SCOPE Miami, Miami, FL 2013 Victor Saavedra Gallery, Barcelona, Spain 2013 Gallery 825, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2012 Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock Los Angeles, CA 2012 a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2012 Galleria Victor Saavedra, Barcelona, Spain 2012 Affordable Art Fair Los Angeles, CA 2011 TV show: “How Do I Look”, Style Network 2009 Create Fixate Infinity Exhibit, Los Angeles, CA 2009 Exhibition with sculpture David Greico, Los Angeles, CA Ongoing Public Installation Nokia Live Theater VIP Room, Los Angeles, CA Press 2014 EDGE Media New York, NY, “Ashleigh Sumner Rocks Artspace Warehouse” 2012 Studio City Life Style Magazine, “Ashleigh Sumner” 2010 American Contemporary Art Magazine, “In Her Own Words” 2010 UppRor Magazine, London, “Sumner Time” 2010 Bound Magazine...

Ashleigh Sumner is a self-taught artist living and working out of the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. Born in 1979, Sumner received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Western Carolina University before moving West to Los Angeles. This one-of-a-kind 14" tall by 9" wide red, white and dark blue artwork on paper is not framed. A certificate of authenticity is included. It is signed and titled by the artist on the back of the artwork. Shipping within Continental US is free. Affordable global shipping is available. Much of Sumner’s work is heavily inspired by industrial areas, inner-city communities, and the modern day street art movement. Sumner’s mixed media process often involves iconic images along with photographs captured on her cell phone. These photos are printed and applied repeatedly to wooden surfaces, creating multiply stacked and torn layers of distress paper imagery. Sumner’s natural love of text is often implemented throughout the work by incorporating pages from books of poetry, verse, lyrics and theatrical plays in a way that often makes a political or social statement involving class, gender, poverty and equality. The heavy use of spray paint or “graffiti ramblings” is repeated over and over again, illegibly, often as a single song lyric, poem or historic quote. House paint is applied, scrapped and splattered throughout the work then partially sanded away with an industrial hand sander. Lastly, several heavy layers of resin are added to each to create a smooth, modern finish to the distressed, gritty artwork underneath. In 2014, Sumner was named by a juried panel the winner of the Red Bull Curates Competition for Los Angeles. As a result, Sumner’s work was highlighted in a special exhibition with SCOPE, Miami at that year’s Art Basel Miami Beach. In addition, Sumner proudly curated “Street Preachers: An Exhibition of Female Street Artists in Los Angeles” at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock in 2012. “Street Preachers” was awarded grants from both the Pasadena Art Alliance and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. Solo Exhibitions 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 I820 Industrial Street Gallery Los Angeles, CA 2012 Artamo Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA 2010 The Advocate and Gochis Gallery, Hollywood, CA 2010 DEZART Gallery, Palm Springs, CA 2010 A.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2009 Downtown Collective Arts Community, Fresno, CA Group Exhibitions, Art Fairs, & Television 2016 Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2016 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2016 LA Art Show, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 SCOPE Miami, Miami, FL 2013 Victor Saavedra Gallery, Barcelona, Spain 2013 Gallery 825, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2012 Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock Los Angeles, CA 2012 a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2012 Galleria Victor Saavedra, Barcelona, Spain 2012 Affordable Art Fair Los Angeles, CA 2011 TV show: “How Do I Look”, Style Network 2009 Create Fixate Infinity Exhibit, Los Angeles, CA 2009 Exhibition with sculpture David Greico, Los Angeles, CA Ongoing Public Installation Nokia Live Theater VIP Room, Los Angeles, CA Press 2014 EDGE Media New York, NY, “Ashleigh Sumner Rocks Artspace Warehouse” 2012 Studio City Life Style Magazine, “Ashleigh Sumner” 2010 American Contemporary Art Magazine, “In Her Own Words” 2010 UppRor Magazine, London, “Sumner Time” 2010 Bound Magazine...

Ashleigh Sumner is a self-taught artist living and working out of the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. Born in 1979, Sumner received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Western Carol...

Ashleigh Sumner is a self-taught artist living and working out of the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. Born in 1979, Sumner received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Western Carolina University before moving West to Los Angeles. Much of Sumner’s work is heavily inspired by industrial areas, inner-city communities, and the modern day street art movement. Sumner’s mixed media process often involves iconic images along with photographs captured on her cell phone. These photos are printed and applied repeatedly to wooden surfaces, creating multiply stacked and torn layers of distress paper imagery. Sumner’s natural love of text is often implemented throughout the work by incorporating pages from books of poetry, verse, lyrics and theatrical plays in a way that often makes a political or social statement involving class, gender, poverty and equality. The heavy use of spray paint or “graffiti ramblings” is repeated over and over again, illegibly, often as a single song lyric, poem or historic quote. House paint is applied, scrapped and splattered throughout the work then partially sanded away with an industrial hand sander. Lastly, several heavy layers of resin are added to each to create a smooth, modern finish to the distressed, gritty artwork underneath. In 2014, Sumner was named by a juried panel the winner of the Red Bull Curates Competition for Los Angeles. As a result, Sumner’s work was highlighted in a special exhibition with SCOPE, Miami at that year’s Art Basel Miami Beach. In addition, Sumner proudly curated “Street Preachers: An Exhibition of Female Street Artists in Los Angeles” at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock in 2012. “Street Preachers” was awarded grants from both the Pasadena Art Alliance and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. This artwork is wired and ready to hang. The front of the artwork is covered with a smooth layer of clear, glass-like resin, which enhances the colors and adds depth. The sides of the artwork are painted, and it does not require framing. A certificate of authenticity and hanging hardware are included. Solo Exhibitions 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 I820 Industrial Street Gallery Los Angeles, CA 2012 Artamo Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA 2010 The Advocate and Gochis Gallery, Hollywood, CA 2010 DEZART Gallery, Palm Springs, CA 2010 A.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2009 Downtown Collective Arts Community, Fresno, CA Group Exhibitions, Art Fairs, & Television 2015 Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 SCOPE Miami, Miami, FL 2013 Victor Saavedra Gallery, Barcelona, Spain 2013 Gallery 825, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2012 Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock Los Angeles, CA 2012 a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2012 Galleria Victor Saavedra, Barcelona, Spain 2012 Affordable Art Fair Los Angeles, CA 2011 TV show: “How Do I Look”, Style Network 2009 Create Fixate Infinity Exhibit, Los Angeles, CA 2009 Exhibition with sculpture David Greico, Los Angeles, CA Ongoing Public Installation Nokia Live Theater VIP Room, Los Angeles, CA Press 2014 EDGE Media New York, NY, “Ashleigh Sumner Rocks Artspace Warehouse” 2012 Studio City Life Style Magazine, “Ashleigh Sumner” 2010 American Contemporary Art Magazine, “In Her Own Words” 2010 UppRor Magazine, London, “Sumner Time” 2010 Bound Magazine...

Ashleigh Sumner is a self-taught artist living and working out of the Arts District in downtown Los Angeles. Born in 1979, Sumner received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Western Carolina University before moving West to Los Angeles. Much of Sumner’s work is heavily inspired by industrial areas, inner-city communities, and the modern day street art movement. Sumner’s mixed media process often involves iconic images along with photographs captured on her cell phone. These photos are printed and applied repeatedly to wooden surfaces, creating multiply stacked and torn layers of distress paper imagery. Sumner’s natural love of text is often implemented throughout the work by incorporating pages from books of poetry, verse, lyrics and theatrical plays in a way that often makes a political or social statement involving class, gender, poverty and equality. The heavy use of spray paint or “graffiti ramblings” is repeated over and over again, illegibly, often as a single song lyric, poem or historic quote. House paint is applied, scrapped and splattered throughout the work then partially sanded away with an industrial hand sander. Lastly, several heavy layers of resin are added to each to create a smooth, modern finish to the distressed, gritty artwork underneath. In 2014, Sumner was named by a juried panel the winner of the Red Bull Curates Competition for Los Angeles. As a result, Sumner’s work was highlighted in a special exhibition with SCOPE, Miami at that year’s Art Basel Miami Beach. In addition, Sumner proudly curated “Street Preachers: An Exhibition of Female Street Artists in Los Angeles” at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock in 2012. “Street Preachers” was awarded grants from both the Pasadena Art Alliance and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission. This artwork is unframed. A certificate of authenticity is included. Solo Exhibitions 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 I820 Industrial Street Gallery Los Angeles, CA 2012 Artamo Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA 2010 The Advocate and Gochis Gallery, Hollywood, CA 2010 DEZART Gallery, Palm Springs, CA 2010 A.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2009 Downtown Collective Arts Community, Fresno, CA Group Exhibitions, Art Fairs, & Television 2015 Artspace Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA 2015 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2015 Zener Schon Contemporary Art Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2014 SCOPE Miami, Miami, FL 2013 Victor Saavedra Gallery, Barcelona, Spain 2013 Gallery 825, Los Angeles, CA 2013 Affordable Art Fair New York, NY 2012 Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock Los Angeles, CA 2012 a.Muse Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2012 Galleria Victor Saavedra, Barcelona, Spain 2012 Affordable Art Fair Los Angeles, CA 2011 TV show: “How Do I Look”, Style Network 2009 Create Fixate Infinity Exhibit, Los Angeles, CA 2009 Exhibition with sculpture David Greico, Los Angeles, CA Ongoing Public Installation Nokia Live Theater VIP Room, Los Angeles, CA Press 2014 EDGE Media New York, NY, “Ashleigh Sumner Rocks Artspace Warehouse” 2012 Studio City Life Style Magazine, “Ashleigh Sumner” 2010 American Contemporary Art Magazine, “In Her Own Words” 2010 UppRor Magazine, London, “Sumner Time” 2010 Bound Magazine...