Natalie Shaw Art | Austin Artist & Chicago Native

VIEW WORK

The Beginning

ACRYLIC AND MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS, 36x48

Ruins

ACRYLIC AND MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS, 36X48

There’s always a”

PUSH & PULL
AN UP & THEN LETTING GO,
A PLAY WITH GRAVITY.

VIEW WORK

From Instagram

This was the first work I ever sold. It was in my

This was the first work I ever sold. It was in my trash pile lol. I reluctantly pulled it out at the very end of the collector‘s studio visit. I was still in school at the time. When I told my professor, she asked me why. I’ve since learned you can’t always see what does or doesn’t happen until much later. It’s the test of time. Perhaps like many things in our life. “With You.” 38x50. Collector’s home, Los Angeles, CA. Photo courtesy of collector: @doubledippedcalligraphy

Peek from this show exactly a year ago ⭐️ Skin

Peek from this show exactly a year ago ⭐️ Skins and Beginnings was about how fragile things are when they’re still being formed. Hung bare to reflect how exposed the process can sometimes feel. #staythecourse. Inquiries by DM

Finding this from one of my openings made me reali

Finding this from one of my openings made me realize how much time I used to spend going to shows, and how much I miss stepping into a space and breathing the same air that art is in. Having that live exchange no matter who else is in the room. Great news is The Blanton Museum is opening up tickets on Friday 🙌🏻

Some pretty great tag-teaming and a leveling job b

Some pretty great tag-teaming and a leveling job by Joel that belongs on Broadway 😂 They get married in 10 days! (Stalk them here: @wisteriawells)

Happy Sat 👋🏻 Must say while it was a bit of

Happy Sat 👋🏻 Must say while it was a bit of a hard week, the familiarity of making work, air hugs, and ramen to-go helped loads (um hello @ramentatsu_ya.) Also so thankful for the hero of a crew that helped move me into my new apt! Amazing what can still be done during this time.

Standing in solidarity, praying for a love that is

Standing in solidarity, praying for a love that is colorblind. #blackouttuesday

Turn Left. 18x24. A reminder we don’t have to al

Turn Left. 18x24. A reminder we don’t have to always take the same route or paths that are already laid out. Instead of always turning right, we can go left anytime we want.

It’s been incredible to see how resilient our ar

It’s been incredible to see how resilient our art community here has been. Coming together not just to talk logistics, but about everything from what it’s like to (or not to) make work during this time, to extra snacks we buy ☺️ So thankful for the coming togetherness instead of staying apartness that can sometimes be found in art circles.

FOLLOW BEHIND THE SCENES