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Levan Mindiashvili: Doubts, Desires, Dreams (Self Portrait), 2011

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Rachel Doris: Untitled Self-Portrait no. 13, Oil on un-stretched linen (7x6), 2012

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Michael Kurt: Self-portrait #16, 2012, pencil on paper, 17 1/4” x 25”

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Christopher KingSelf sitting cross hatched in darkness (but in technicolor!)

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Christopher King: Self portrait with a scowl, 2012

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Christopher King: Self portrait sketched from the mirror, 2012

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Adrian Ghenie: Selfportrait, 2010, Courtesy Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerp

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Toyin Odutola: Self Portrait, after Najva Sol (Brooklyn, NY.), 2012

Pen ink and acrylic ink on black board. 20 x 15 inches. This is based on a portrait taken by my girl, Najva, while I was in visiting NYC in March. I loved the portrait so much I decided to render it.  

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Lou Ros: AUTOPORTRAIT 9, 35x45cm, acrylic fusain spray sur papier, 2011

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Lou Ros: Autoportrait 8, 35x45cm, Acrylique sur papier, 2010

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Lou Ros: Autoportrait 7, 2010, 35x45cm, Acrylique sur papier

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Lou Ros: selfportrait 5, 2010, 35x45cm, pastel papier

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Jessica Liggero: Mixed media self-portraits on paper

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Ivan Levko

Being born on the verge of the break up of the Communist Soviet Union, I was thrown into those ideals as a young child. But as the Red Curtain fell, Moldova emerged. I lived in Moldova for 7 years, until moving to the United States. In the United States, I traveled with my family, from various residences in California, until finally planting ourselves in the middle of the country, in rural Missouri. This triptych represents the transformation I went through from childhood until now as a young artist. Being born into Communism, then living under reformed Moldova, until finally being in the freedom of the United States. The self-portrait represents not only the journey of one, but also of many.

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Christian Ramirez: bastard self portrait no. 6 with green and yellow tape, 2012
oil on canvas mounted on board, 18x24”

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