The human body has held constant fascination for Jennie Rosenbaum, partly due to her studies in art history and anatomy, and partly due to her own relationship with her body, both in image and after a car accident that left her with a chronic pain disability.

Jennie has exhibited her artworks worldwide. Her art has been shown at Miami Art Basel, at numerous Melbourne galleries, in New York and Boston. Jennie has donated works to support bushfire victims and VisualAIDs. Jennie’s artwork has gained rapid popularity online winning awards at barebrush.com a site dedicated to nude art.
Jennie works to maintain the image of the nude in art and writes a blog about censorship in art. She also leads nude advocacy groups and a group online for [see more]

The human body has held constant fascination for Jennie Rosenbaum, partly due to her studies in art history and anatomy, and partly due to her own relationship with her body, both in image and after a car accident that left her with a chronic pain disability.

Jennie has exhibited her artworks worldwide. Her art has been shown at Miami Art Basel, at numerous Melbourne galleries, in New York and Boston. Jennie has donated works to support bushfire victims and VisualAIDs. Jennie’s artwork has gained rapid popularity online winning awards at barebrush.com a site dedicated to nude art.
Jennie works to maintain the image of the nude in art and writes a blog about censorship in art. She also leads nude advocacy groups and a group online for people with disabilities.

Jennie Rosenbaum excelled in art and art history at school and studied archaeology, painting, drawing and photography at the University of Monash, Curtin and RMIT. She has also worked closely with artist Donald Cameron in his studio and had the opportunity to be part of a specialized life class at the National Gallery of Victoria. Jennie is an American working from her home in Melbourne, Australia.

Artist Statement:
Expression, a face, emotion, the body. This is the focus of my contemporary figurative art. The works are sensual, the lines flowing and connected revealing the sense of connection we have to our bodies and our minds.

Feeling, texture, dimension, these works invite contact, extended viewing.

I employ texture and light to communicate to the viewer, not only visually but via touch as well. These paintings and drawings reach out to you, to something inside. They should pull you in headfirst with feeling.

People each receive different feelings from my works, My aim is to inspire emotion within the viewer, to allow them to feel a powerful connection. My pieces may be distorted, abstracted, realistic, textural, expressionistic, impressionistic or traditional.

The nude body is a beautiful, sensual, expressive entity. We communicate through so much more than our voices and resonate feelings through body language. Every woman is beautiful because the person inside is what shines out. Embrace individuality.

Selected Exhibitions:
2009
Snap to Grid
LACDA, Los Angeles
Mini Mostra
Galleria d’Arte Moderna Alba, Ferrara Italy.
Bushfires Charity Auction
Brunswick St Gallery, Fitzroy VIC

2008
Step Closer
Gallery RFD, Swainsbro GA
9x12
FWCAC Gallery, Forth Worth TX
Glovebox Urban Art Market
Goody Glovers, Boston MA
Purity
BHCAC Gallery, Box Hill, VIC
Small Works
Brunswick St Gallery, Fitzroy VIC
Glovebox April Group Show
Goody Glovers, Boston MA

2007
Word Of Mouth
Bridge art fair -Miami Art Basel, FL
Christmas Salon
Port Art Gallery, Port Melbourne VIC
Small Works
Brunswick St Gallery, Fitzroy VIC
Get out of Jail Free
SF LGBT Center Gallery, San Fransisco, CA

2006
Postcards from the Edge
Sikkema Jenkins & Co, New York, NY
Rhythm of Life, Ancient and Abstract
Vanguard Gallery, Northcote VIC
In Our Shoes
Artholes Gallery, Fitzroy VIC [hide]