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“I invite you to join on a promenade of joyful discovery in the dark shadows and bright lights of my innermost spaces and hope viewers are, if not moved substantially, then at least curious. All good art should cause us to get challenged in our thinking.”
— c.l.lunn on his solo exhibit ‘Nonsense & Hopeful Songs: My Inner Fight to be Heard’
Returning to the Transformers Annual Art Auction & Gala.
Following his selection for last year’s event, Charles Lenny Lunn returns for this year’s The Kaleidoscope Effect. One of his paintings will be featured at this annual celebration of art, creativity, and community.
What People Are Saying
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“I am an artist,” he tapped. “If I can’t paint, then I voice myself in any way I can. It is in me. No one can mark that part of me. I am inspired by the reality of life around me.” - Charles Lunn
— Dana Hedgpeth, The Washington Post. (Photographer, Maansi Srivastava)
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Like any artist, Charles exorcises the pain of being trapped inside a broken body onto canvas through striking colors, structure, and style. And once he decides a piece of done he attaches meaning.
— Jay Korff, ABC 7 News (photographer, Jay Korff)
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“I see the text that Charles writes as eruptions from his inner world, equally passionate, they function to me as both stand-alone poems and complementary messages to the paintings… "
— Sarah Tanguy, Co-curator of Nonsense & Hopeful Songs, AP News (photographer unknown)
A Voice in Print
A collection of poetry, abstract art, and deeply personal conversations that offers a rare glimpse into Charles' inner world—one letter, one painting, and one thought at a time.
