Scott Plaster's Art Newsletter * August 2008 If you can't see images, clickhere to view this newsletter online. To ensure that you receive all our newsletters to your inbox, please add scott@cosmiccowsociety.com to your address book.
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Featured Work: A Tribute to our Local Gibbon
Local animal lovers might have heard the news about the death of the pair of gibbons at the Natural Science Center of Greensboro. Not long before their deaths, I created this painting of the younger female:
One of the latest in the artist’s series of “whimsical” animals, this gibbon monkey was a resident of the Natural Science Center of Greensboro, NC. The juxtaposition of the red, plastic ball with the wild monkey (in captivity) is a stark contrast. The background of zig-zags sets the monkey apart from its surroundings in an unearthly quality. This monkey and its mate died tragically in July 2008 when they were undergoing their annual physical examinations.
Because of rapid human-caused deforestation, gibbons are an endangered species (this one is the more common white-handed gibbon, of which there are only 79,000 in the world). This particular animal and its mate were a part of a breeding program, and their death is unfortunate. They will be missed!
The original painting is on display at The Fat Cat Ltd. in Oak Ridge, North Carolina. Reproductions of the work, including cards, prints, posters, cards, and even a memorial T-shirt, are available for sale at RedBubble.com.
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