Artist Julien Havard, the former dresser of two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster, exhibits his artwork alongside some of Foster's visual art pieces at the Hyannis Harbor Arts Center in Massachusetts Aug. 14-28. He explains some of his work for Playbill.com readers.
Havard is artist-in-residence at the Hyannis Harbor Arts Center on Cape Cod. Read about his and Foster's exhibit. We asked Havard to share a couple of his colorful pieces, and tell us a little about them. The captions on the gallery below are his.
"They are all done with Pantone inks on paper — the 'Shug Avery' is a print," Havard told Playbill.com. "They are all 11-by-14-inches. I love working with the inks because not only are the colors so varied and vibrant but they are easy to control. I often have so many details hidden inside the images It needs to be precise. Other than ink I love painting large murals with acrylic. I'm also known for hand painted furniture and clothes in which I use permanent fabric paints."
Here's a look at a few of Havard's pieces in the show:
Sutton Foster and Julien Havard Exhibit Their Visual Art on Cape Cod
Sutton Foster and Julien Havard Exhibit Their Visual Art on Cape Cod
Artist Julien Havard, the former dresser of two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster, exhibits his artwork alongside some of Foster's visual art pieces at the Hyannis Harbor Arts Center in Massachusetts Aug. 14-28. We asked him to provide some captions! Read the Playbill.com story.
12 PHOTOS
Julien Havard
Julien Havard
This Little Shop of Horrors-inspired piece was created for an opening night card for the Broadway revival cast.
Julien Havard
"Millie" speaks for itself! This is one of my first Sutton-inspired pieces — a view not many get to see!
Julien Havard
"Shug" was inspired by Elisabeth Withers in the original company of The Color Purple. I had the pleasure of dressing Ms. Withers during her run in the show.
Julien Havard
"Speakeasy" is another Millie-inspired piece.
Julien Havard
"DeltaMeers" was created after I had already made an original drawing featuring original "Mrs. Meers," Harriet Harris. When Delta Burke stepped into the role, I recreated the piece for her.
Julien Havard
Julien Havard
Julien Havard
This Little Shop of Horrors-inspired piece was created for an opening night card for the Broadway revival cast.
Julien Havard
"Millie" speaks for itself! This is one of my first Sutton-inspired pieces — a view not many get to see!
Julien Havard
"Shug" was inspired by Elisabeth Withers in the original company of The Color Purple. I had the pleasure of dressing Ms. Withers during her run in the show.
Julien Havard
