“There’s something in life that the eye cannot see but the heart can feel,” James Sullivan.

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Sullivan’s work is best described as a continuous commentary of his thoughts and concerns about the culture around him.  His most recent pieces have been commentaries on the American Dream, Hardship and Forgiveness.  Raised in a home divided, James engages in subject matter that is emotional, yet hopeful.  He has passion for lost-wax bronze casting.  James worked at a foundry as a mold-maker during his college years.  He cast his first bronze titled Rescue when he was 19.

 

Born in 1980, James Sullivan was raised in Amery, WI.  He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Visual Arts Education from the University of Northwestern in St. Paul, MN.  Currently, Sullivan is teaching Art in Cambridge, MN for the past 15 years.