International artist Aneesha Baldeosingh questions the “in between” space through her abstract paintings and drawings that are both textural and atmospheric. Recycling newspaper from where she was born and raised, Trinidad and Tobago, she creates handmade paper as her drawing surface. She was recently a Resident Artist at RedLine Milwaukee Inc. where she conducted numerous workshops and was featured in the Timeline Exhibition there. While exhibiting her work in Trinidad, she is presently in the Alumni Invitational Exhibition at Eugenia Summer Gallery in Mississippi University for Women, where she received her B.F.A. in Studio Arts.
National Wet Paint Exhibition at the Zhou B. Art Center in Chicago, Illinois, the Emerging Artist exhibition at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Visual Artists Exhibition at Marian Gallery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin are only a few of the other places her work was featured in within the last 5 years. A couple of her past accomplishments includes receiving special recognition in the Upstream People Gallery International Juried Online Exhibition and honorable mention in the Photographers’ Forum Competition, with her work published in Best of Photography 2010.
She attained both her M.A. and M.F.A degree at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and had the opportunity to teach at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design as well as at the Art Institute of Wisconsin. She is now the Gallery Director at TALPS Ltd Contemporary Art Studio and Gallery where her goal is to enhance the understanding and the appreciation of Studio Arts through education and involvement of the community of Trinidad and Tobago.
National Wet Paint Exhibition at the Zhou B. Art Center in Chicago, Illinois, the Emerging Artist exhibition at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Visual Artists Exhibition at Marian Gallery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin are only a few of the other places her work was featured in within the last 5 years. A couple of her past accomplishments includes receiving special recognition in the Upstream People Gallery International Juried Online Exhibition and honorable mention in the Photographers’ Forum Competition, with her work published in Best of Photography 2010.
She attained both her M.A. and M.F.A degree at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and had the opportunity to teach at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design as well as at the Art Institute of Wisconsin. She is now the Gallery Director at TALPS Ltd Contemporary Art Studio and Gallery where her goal is to enhance the understanding and the appreciation of Studio Arts through education and involvement of the community of Trinidad and Tobago.