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Danica Phelps

Danica Phelps (Born 1971) is active/lives in New York.  Danica Phelps is known for Ink drawing, installations, stripe paintings, conceptual art.

Danica Phelps (born April 26, 1971) is an American conceptual and visual artist. She began showing her work in New York City in 1995 after earning her MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. She is well known for her pencil drawings, which are typically scenes taken from her own life.

Through meticulous documentation of her everyday events, she has created an extensive body of work that explores her financial pitfalls and successes, her sexuality, and mundane everyday tasks. Her work is also often saturated with financial references, citing the value of her work as well as her student debt and foreclosure preceding. Her mother is a mathematician, which may explain some of her proclivity towards numbers.

Her creative documentation is so detailed that it includes time spent walking her dog, having sex, any income earned, and every expenditure she makes (drawn in red). Phelps traces each drawing sold and adds tracing information of the previous buyers and the price to e   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1695 characters.]  Artist bio

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