By
Mg Stout
Piece description from the artist
A recreation of an older piece, Capitol Blues. This was commissioned and inspired by the administration change in the White House. "A Time To Heal" was the headline taken from the Washington Post. It was clipped and collaged into the architecture. I think it means even more now after the siege of the Capitol Building.
MG Stout, a Philadelphia native and magna cum laude Philosophy graduate from Rosemont College, is an acclaimed artist known for her eclectic style blending Dada, abstract expressionism, and pop art. After residencies at Virginia Commonwealth University and the Workhouse Arts Center, she co-founded Studio 4 in Alexandria, VA, recognized by the Washington Post Express. Her impactful projects include "After the Parade," which raises PTSD awareness among veterans. Now based in Fort Lauderdale, FL, Stout creates custom pet portraits for Uncommon Goods and exhibits at top art fairs like The Other Art Fair. Her vibrant, layered works, part of collections such as the Daxton Hotel Detroit and the National Geo-spatial Intelligence Agency, celebrate the connections between colors, emotions, and people.
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