Alive!
Kurt Hasper – Veteran and Glendale Resident Featured in Free Community Art Event
What happens when you give a fourth grader a brownie? Kurt Hasper’s parents gave him a Kodiak Brownie Camera to take photos when they moved from Michigan to Arizona. Fast forward sixty years, and today his library contains almost 500,000 images.
Some of his major collections include Arizona scenery, animals, and people as well as live action photo composites of rodeos, horse shows, wild horses, sports, mariachis, and dancers--Native American, flamenco and folklorico. Kurt creates action composites using multiple photographs combined with digital brush techniques and effects. His work includes giclée wall prints, canvases, art books, action composites, slide shows, and printed workshop course materials.
Kurt Hasper is the featured artist at Call to Art’s spring gallery show, Alive!, on Friday, April 22, from 6:30-9:00 pm, at Desert Springs Community Church at 14440 West Indian School Road in Goodyear.Kurt, together with over forty-five artists, will display and talk to the guests about their art in a variety of mediums including acrylics, mixed media, oils, pencil, water colors, and photography. The event
and reception are free and open to the community.
Some of his major collections include Arizona scenery, animals, and people as well as live action photo composites of rodeos, horse shows, wild horses, sports, mariachis, and dancers--Native American, flamenco and folklorico. Kurt creates action composites using multiple photographs combined with digital brush techniques and effects. His work includes giclée wall prints, canvases, art books, action composites, slide shows, and printed workshop course materials.
Kurt Hasper is the featured artist at Call to Art’s spring gallery show, Alive!, on Friday, April 22, from 6:30-9:00 pm, at Desert Springs Community Church at 14440 West Indian School Road in Goodyear.Kurt, together with over forty-five artists, will display and talk to the guests about their art in a variety of mediums including acrylics, mixed media, oils, pencil, water colors, and photography. The event
and reception are free and open to the community.
