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Richard Coleman will be displaying new paintings, sculptures and site-specific installations at New Image Gallery for his exhibition “Keep Out The Light,” opening this Saturday, May 22nd. Fusing a vibrant palette, super-flat pop sensibility and geometric ephemera, his work are like mandalic inscriptions for millenial worship.
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Devin Crane recently released a new series entitled “Heaven Can Wait,” combining the unusual concepts of high fashion, sexuality and theology. Inspired by every day life, Devin states that he “wanted to bathe each painting in heavenly light and contrast with dark pieces of turmoil. This represents the choices we make in life that can either bring us absolute pleasure or confinement in our self-made prisons.”
Devin Crane is a well known computer animator working with the likes of Disney and Dreamworks. Some of his projects included Shrek 2 and Aliens 4. His use of rich color, highly stylized figures, and satire brings a heightened sense of awareness. Devin will be exhibiting “Heaven Can Wait,” at Galerie Arludik in Paris on May 25th, 2010.
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Edgar Müller – a Master of 3d Pavement Art – Created this Ice age street painting in Ireland – Together with up to five assistant he painted all day long from sun rise to set for 5 consecutive days. The enormous 250 square metre illusion is reached by applying the anamorphic technique to a huge pavement painting. He paints over urban areas to give them a different look and thereby challenge the audience’s perception.
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Melissa Murray is an artist from Brooklyn, NY. The themes in her paintings revolve aroud “images from past experiences or dreams.” Much of her work includes the metaphorical use of animals, which symbolize “sincerity in life, a seemingly degenerative trait in our current human consciousness. These creatures represent purity, and personify my dreams and fears for our collective future.”
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Collages by San Francisco based multidisciplinary artist, Brion Nuda Rosch. From the Monuments are Figuratively Speaking and Jackson Pollock’s Drunk Face series.
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Heads up Vancouver, Mark DeLong is showing work at LES Gallery right now! Jump over there before it’s gone.
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Born in Concrete is the artwork of Vancouver based Derek Stenning. His focus is on astronauts, flight and sci-fi and he puts an enormous amount of work into crafting his highly detailed visions of an alternate reality.
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Michael Shapcott is an emerging artist from Connecticut. His paintings and illustrations take traditional portraiture and add elements of folklore and dream imagery, his main source of inspiration. His work is nothing less than powerful, inspiring, and emotional.
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