Monday, September 19, 2011
Art & Nature: Reflections on the Sublime opened this month. Here's a picture of the show.
Exhibition Statement:
Notions of the sublime date back many centuries. The term has had different meanings over time and is not interpreted the same by everyone. It has been considered that which has the power to transport the observer to a higher realm of appreciation. It has also been associated, among other things, with beauty, nature, scale, chaos, and art as well as sensations of fear, reverence, and awe.
This exhibition includes the work of eight artists from Florida, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Each explores a personal vision, either real or imagined. These visions grapple with such notions as order and chaos, beauty and corruption, infinite space, and the transforming power of nature.
Exhibition Statement:
Notions of the sublime date back many centuries. The term has had different meanings over time and is not interpreted the same by everyone. It has been considered that which has the power to transport the observer to a higher realm of appreciation. It has also been associated, among other things, with beauty, nature, scale, chaos, and art as well as sensations of fear, reverence, and awe.
This exhibition includes the work of eight artists from Florida, Missouri, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Each explores a personal vision, either real or imagined. These visions grapple with such notions as order and chaos, beauty and corruption, infinite space, and the transforming power of nature.
Friday, September 16, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
I'm guest writing about Susanna Crum at Printeresting today. Read the article Susanna Crum: Hybridizing Past and Present.
This map was included in Susanna's recent exhibition, Guardians: Care-taking and Place-making on St. James Court. Read more here.
Image courtesy of Susanna Crum.
This map was included in Susanna's recent exhibition, Guardians: Care-taking and Place-making on St. James Court. Read more here.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Back in July, LA artist David O'Brien snapped some photos of me for his Human Entropy Project.
David's work is intriguing. His final pieces are layered with hundreds of images of people falling in space. I admire his use of the multiple to compose and layer his compositions. See below. Visit him here.
David's work is intriguing. His final pieces are layered with hundreds of images of people falling in space. I admire his use of the multiple to compose and layer his compositions. See below. Visit him here.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Art & Nature: Reflections on the Sublime opens today at the Ridderhof Martin Gallery running September 2 - 30th. The gallery is located at the University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, VA. In conjunction with the show, Dr. Robert Hobbs, Endowed Chair in American Art at Virginia Commonwealth University, will present The Contemporary Sublime at 2 PM, September 18.
I have a few pieces in this show, including my large-scale relief print Itinerary Map West Through Space & Time, in a set progression.
Additional piece by artist Charles Matson Lume.
I have a few pieces in this show, including my large-scale relief print Itinerary Map West Through Space & Time, in a set progression.
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