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Showing posts with label Resin. Show all posts
Monday, March 4, 2013
Go See This. Rainer Lagemann and James Verbicky @ DTR Modern, Boston.
If you are in the Boston area this Friday there is an amazing art opening to attend. Titled "Off The Wall" it features the artwork of Rainer Lagemann and James Verbicky. The opening will be at DTR Modern located at 167 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116 and will run from 6-8PM. Make sure to RSVP by calling 617.424.9700.
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Sunday, February 8, 2009
The artwork of Jay Kelly.
I have followed the work of Jay Kelly for a few years now. We have both shown at the same galleries in the past and I have always loved his work. Kelly's art combines multiple image collaged with contrasting type to evoke emotion. His words hint at the larger picture while his images are meant to tell the more intimate details of the story. He uses his own photography as well as printed material, paint and resin to create his art.
What I like best about his art is that there is a contemporary sensibility to it but there is also a nostalgic element that draws me in to read further into the pieces. His use of typography shows his roots of graphic design and I feel adds to the strength of his composition.
Kelly is currently showing at Phoenix Gallery in beautiful Park City, Utah.
You can see more of his work here and here.
"Quest (This will be the beginning)" 48" x 48"
"Mountain (Find your way again)" 24" x 24"
"Golden (From just above)" 24" x 36"
"Remember (I'm always here)" 24" x 24"
"Quest (Will not settle)" 45" x 36"
"History (A strong desire to)" 36" x 24"
What I like best about his art is that there is a contemporary sensibility to it but there is also a nostalgic element that draws me in to read further into the pieces. His use of typography shows his roots of graphic design and I feel adds to the strength of his composition.
Kelly is currently showing at Phoenix Gallery in beautiful Park City, Utah.
You can see more of his work here and here.
"Quest (This will be the beginning)" 48" x 48"
"Mountain (Find your way again)" 24" x 24"
"Golden (From just above)" 24" x 36"
"Remember (I'm always here)" 24" x 24"
"Quest (Will not settle)" 45" x 36"
"History (A strong desire to)" 36" x 24"
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
The Artwork of Ellwood T Risk
Ellwood T Risk makes art that combines some of my favorite things. Women and guns. His work has a political and social message but in the end they are powerful images that are there for the viewer to see as they like. I have been fascinated with shooting for the past 7 years. When I travel outside of New York I always find a gun range to go shooting at. This was my initial interest in his work but it goes deeper than that. Ellwood's work uses silhouettes of women and pistol targets, layers of collaged ephemera and resin. They are beautiful and haunting at the same time but most of all, they make me think.
You can see his work here, here, and here.
"The Partisan" 30" x 30"
"Peace, Love, and Happiness" 42" x 96"
"Paper Tiger" 48" x 83"
"Lost" 18" x 24"
"Correctional Facility" 24" x 36"
"Bring Love" 50" x 90"
"Black Sun" 86" x 96"
"Untitled III" 36" x 60"
You can see his work here, here, and here.
"The Partisan" 30" x 30"
"Peace, Love, and Happiness" 42" x 96"
"Paper Tiger" 48" x 83"
"Lost" 18" x 24"
"Correctional Facility" 24" x 36"
"Bring Love" 50" x 90"
"Black Sun" 86" x 96"
"Untitled III" 36" x 60"
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