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Noah Buchanan began his artistic studies in 1994 at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, where he studied classical drawing and painting, as well as extensive studies in human anatomy. In 2002, he received a Masters of Fine Arts from the New York Academy of Art where he intensified his training in figure painting and anatomy with Martha Mayer Erlebacher and Steven Assael. Noah Buchanan is represented by Dacia Gallery in New York, as well as Winfield Gallery in Carmel, CA. He has participated in exhibitions across the United States from New York to Los Angeles. Buchanan has exhibited internationally in London, Edinburgh, and Tokyo. His paintings and drawings are featured in private and public collections throughout the United States and Europe. Buchanan teaches painting and drawing at several colleges and universities in the San Francisco Bay Area. His work is based in the mythic, symbolic, and heroic traditions of the figure. He is primarily interested in depicting the human figure as a vessel that confronts and grapples with the Divine. He co-curated the exhibit "Big Stories"a group exhibition featuring large-scale, contemporary figurative paintings influenced by the narrative tradition, along with Bo Bartlett and Carl Dobsky. The show made its debut at the Bo Bartlett Center at Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia and then later traveled to the NYAA in NYC.