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Hannah Stahl
Paintings
2016
“Untitled,”
40 in x 48 in,
Oil and acrylic on canvas,
2016
“Forest Fresh,”
48 in x 60 in,
Oil on canvas,
2016
2015
“The Walls Themselves,”
5 ft x 6 ft,
Oil on canvas,
2015
Born in 1989 in Rhode Island, Hannah Stahl’s artistic pursuit developed during her undergraduate career at Vanderbilt University. Her study culminated with the acceptance of the Hamblet Award that allowed her to travel Europe for two months and produce a body of work based on her experience. Alongside museum exhibitions of her greatest classical inspirations, Caravaggio and Rembrandt, Stahl also visited three concentration camps in Poland – one of which some of her ancestors perished at.
She had her first solo show in 2014 that comprised of a series of ten portraits of female holocaust victims. During her last semester of graduate school at The New York Academy of Art (2015), Stahl made the transition from telling other’s stories, to telling her own. She likes to build paintings, using symbols, to create a different world – one in which she searches for the uncanny.
Her work has been written about in The Huffington Post, Art New England,New England Monthly, The Tennessean, The Providence Journal and Nashville Arts Magazine, among other publications in the U.S. and abroad.
Besides her solo show at Vanderbilt University’s gallery, she has participated in group shows at Flowers Gallery, Agora Gallery, and at Sotheby’s in NYC, as well as in two art fairs in 2016: “Art New York,” and “Art Southampton,” both of which are presented by Art Miami. She also has a partnership with Atelier Newport, a contemporary art gallery in Newport, RI. Stahl currently works in her studio in Brooklyn, NY.
“Cutting Lessons,”
5.5 ft x 7 ft,
Oil on canvas,
2015
“Egg Hunt,”
5.5 ft x 7 ft,
Oil on canvas,
2015
2014
“Untitled,”
20 in x 20 in,
Oil on canvas,
2014
“Quality Approved III,”
10 in x 10 in,
Oil and acrylic on panel, 2014
“The Prince,”
20 in x 20 in,
Oil and acrylic on canvas,
2014
2013
“Untitled #10,”
40 in x 30 in,
Oil and acrylic on canvas,
2013
“Untitled #9,”
40 in x 30 in,
Oil and acrylic on canvas,
2013
“Untitled #5,”
40″ x 30″,
Oil and acrylic on canvas,
2013
