Offering quality original art to people who are interested in Rhythmistic Visual Fine Art. All artwork Copyright 2010 Turtel Onli. Onli has worked for the Rolling Stones, CNN, Motown, Playboy, McDonald's .His works are in the collections of The Cool Globes Public Art Project, the Children's Museum of Chicago, Johnson Publishing Co., and many others.www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDzIrB9TtIg&feature=channel_page
"Isis Eyes" framed acylic on canvas:
This outstanding future-primitif Rhythmistic painting, by Onli, was on exhibition at the Kemetic Institute's 21st Century Stele group show. More Rhythmistic art work was on display at the Marwen Foundation's indoor Artfair Friday October 27th at 833 North Orleans. This show was up until the end of November. 312-944-2418 for info.
A collection without an Onli in it is just not a collection.
posted by Word! at 5:52 AM
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The Artist at work. The "No Evils" series of Rhythmistic paintings and drawings is Onli's way to get the viewer to not empower evil. The stark baldness of the subjects is meant to replace personal vanity with a pure iconic selfless position against Seeking, Speaking, or Heeding Evils on any level. Thus taking the power away from evil. Onli is currently designing a catalog styled book based on this exciting Rhythmistic collection. The book will be available in early 2007. All of the original artwork is available for collecting.
posted by Word! at 5:45 AM
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WELCOME! Thanks for dropping by. All images are Copyright Turtel Onli 2012 and other dates. I am looking for the right collectors, galleries, critics, publishers, artists, students, and educators to embrace all things Rhythmistic. In addition to teaching Drawing and Art Appreciation at the Harold Washington College of Chicago I advocate the term Rhythmism as a movement to define artwork of a spiritual-cosmic future-primitif cultural nature. Ideas, genetic memories, and narratives make fertile source material in this genre. It helps to have reasonable technical skill in order to effectively express these ideas. The resulting artwork must be able to withstand criticism based on skills, execution, composition, content, and passion. I am a life long third generation visual artist with two degrees from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Along with being a Cool Globe artist I have exhibited in Paris, New York, Lagos, San Francisco, Munster, Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and many more places. My life tends to be based around my creative interests. I feel everyone should have a quality collection of visual art. Ownership is the highest form of appreciation.
