Mona Eagle
"Focusing on universal symbols found in Native American art and mythology, I seek to evoke an individual response, guiding the viewer to discover his or her own sense of awe and gratitude in relation to the mystery dimension of the universe. As the past is always reflected in the present, my art reveals that connection which links us all."
Mona Eagle
Mona Eagle, Texas artist, combines the vivid colors and feeling of spaciousness she has observed in her travels throughout Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, imbuing her work with the vibrancy of the Southwest, its farreaching legends, and its timeless splendor. Mona receives much of her inspiration from Native American folklore and traditions. From the soaring poetry of the Aztecs to the haunting hunchback flute player of the Plains Indians, she infuses her art with an interpretation and arrangement of a mythical imagery uniquely her own. Her primary mediums are serigraphy and airbrush acrylics.
Expressing her love of both language and art, Mona took her degrees in English and Art, and has since pursued further study in Commercial Art. She has been both a high school art teacher and a commercial illustrator, but she currently exhibits her Southwest style artwork in galleries, juried art shows, and street festivals. She is a member of the Austin Graphic Arts Society, the Austin Visual Arts Association, and the Hill Country Arts Foundation. Mona's home and studio is in Cedar Creek, near Austin, Texas.
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Exhibits, Awards, Representatives
Mona Eagle's art may be found in many private and public collections around the world. She has held numerous one person shows and participates in art festivals and group exhibitions all over the Southwest. Mona also volunteers her time and talents to various non profit organizations and is in increasing demand as a fund-raising poster artist. She recently received the "Supporter of the Year" Award from the Austin Rape Crisis Center for artistic contributions. Mona has also designed posters and other art work for the following: Bastrop Mental Health Center, Children's Advocacy Group, Dag Hammarskjold Center, Houston's Festivals of Art, Jung Educational Center, KLRU Public Television Auction, The Old Pecan Street Art Festival, and the University of Texas Law School. She is currently designing posters for the Bastrop Family Crisis Center and Women With Aids.Recent Exhibits
Cheyenne Artist's Guild 7-State Regional Competition/Art Show, Cheyenne, Wy.
Intermountain Artist's Juried Fine Art Show, Fall River Mills, Ca.
LaGuna Gloria Art Museum's Fiesta Art Show, Austin, Tx.
Louisiana Art Guild's 24th Annual River Road Show, Baton Rouge, La.
"New Artists Show," El Taller Gallery, Austin, Tx.
One-woman invitational art show, J.C. Penney's, Highland Mail, Austin, Tx.
Poster signing, Tales Galleria, Bastrop, Tx.
Awards
| June 1993 | Selected as poster artist KLRU Public Television Art Auction, Austin, Tx.
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| March 1993 | Oklahoma Art League Exhibit/Contest, Printmaking Award, Oklahoma City OK.
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| February 1993 | Poster Artist, "Festivals of Art Winter Art Market," Houston,
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| May 1992 | Designed poster for the Austin Rape Crisis Center, Austin, Tx.
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| April 1991 | Designed winning promotional poster for Old Pecan Street Spring Art
Festival, Austin, Tx.
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Representatives
Art Masters, Austin, Tx. Back Road Art Gallery, Austin, Tx., Silver Image Gallery, Wimberly, Tx. Tejas Gallaria, Bastrop, Tx., White Hills Indian Arts, Camp Verde, Az.
Pricing
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| Flight II | $300 | |
| Canyon Trilogy : Night Flute | $300 | |
| Canyon Trilogy : Morning Solitude | $300 | |
| Canyon Trilogy : Sunset Flight | $300 | |
| Ancient Song | $300 | |
| Music Lesson | $300 |
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