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Stephen Dean, American artist known for his celebratory videos, sculptures, and works on paper, explores the saturated edge of the color spectrum / watercolor / rhythm / contemporary art.
Steven M Dean, DO, FSVM, RPVI, is the director of the Vascular Medicine Program, Director of Cardiovascular Medicine's Noninvasive Peripheral Vascular Laboratories and Clinical Professor of Medicine at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
Stephen Dean’s Grand Prix, a video of garishly painted cars hunkered together at a dirt starting line, engines throbbing. Then come the close-ups of spinning wheels, as the automobiles tear off and crash into each other, grinding and huffing like bellowing bulls.
Stephen Dean is a French American artist based in New York City. His time-based works, installations and watercolors summon physiological and anthropological approaches to color.
Stephen Dean, of the St. Thomas More Group, works for Decani Music, OCP’s agent in the United Kingdom. He is editor and publisher of Laudate, a successful hymnal which since 1999 has established a leading position in Britain.
Sep 2, 2024 · Stephen Dean Memoriam Dr. Stephen Dean YOUR HEART was my HOME. And you gave me a loving one for 30 years. Grateful for our time. Miss you more now than ever. Linda To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store. Published by The Republican from Sep. 2 to Sep. 17, 2024.
Stephen Dean is a New York City based artist whose work celebrates the relationship between saturated color, transparency and light through the use of mediums such as watercolor, dichroic glass and projected films of infrared camera feeds.
Actor: Stranger Things. Stephen Dean is a multi-award winning independent Director and Producer as well as an experienced actor. Mr. Dean is a member of the IATSE 479 film union located in and around Atlanta, Georgia.
Through deft editing, subtle manipulations of the speed of the image, and alternating passages of sound and silence, Dean heightens the viewer’s awareness of the sensuousness and radical disequilibrium of this extraordinary moment.
