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As Salvador Dali once put it “…the only thing wrong with young people today is that one is no longer part of it.”
Perhaps one benefit of being a quiet achiever is that it allows an artist the opportunity to pursue the creative process without too many distractions.
Firstdraft’s emerging curator’s program has proven to be one of the gallery’s most reliable and exciting ongoing initiatives…
George Shaw reports from the intersection of time and space…
Geoff Levitus’s mixed media works on paper made in France and the south of Italy over the last few months.
With training in sculpture and photography, and with a significant career as a painter, Rodney Pople has the facility to pretty much use any medium he chooses…
While a post photographic investigation of the archive is a common enough strategy these days, the eccentricity and originality lurking in even the most modest family collection of photos and transparencies can lend such a project a real edge.
Gareth Samson insists that interpretations of his work rely solely on the viewer.
To make her art, Cape employs a process that makes American abstract expressionist Jackson Pollock’s work seem quite domestic.
He’s the man who knows the scores, ladies and gentlemen, George Shaw…