David Gibson
Ann Kraus | Above and Beyond
Impressionistic events in nature naturalistically depicted and those surreally suggesting natural events are the dual streams in Ann...
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David Gibson
- Jun 15, 2018
Pat Benincasa | A Woman of Industry
To have emerged from a past that no longer exists is the legacy, and perhaps the tragedy, of those who live long enough to alter and...
David Gibson
- Apr 24, 2018
Katherine Parker | A Hidden World
The challenge of the painter is to invent a version of the world that adds to our own while also amassing a diverse range of expressions...
David Gibson
- Mar 21, 2018
Virginia Katz | The Artist as Nature
In a famous statement by Jackson Pollock, when asked by Hans Hoffman whether he worked from nature (i.e., from drawings or models), he...
David Gibson
- Sep 5, 2016
Graciela Cassel | Into the Labyrinth
Art grounds us in an experience that achieves the imprimatur of truth by combining appearances with layers of artifice. Nowhere is this...
David Gibson
- Jun 13, 2016
Amy Sands | A Beautiful Noise
The art of Amy Sands presents models by which we may interpret the primordial structures and charismatic energy around us. A certain...
David Gibson
- Apr 16, 2016
Richard Rivera | Out of The Dark
The act of painting is one of revelation. It does not happen all at once, like a miracle, though that is its effect. If successful it...
David Gibson
- Jul 13, 2013
Elsie Kagan | The Entropic Gesture
Elsie Kagan's painting is a form of revelation. It commingles a search for beauty with a sustained effort to manifest how reason,...
David Gibson
- Nov 8, 2012
Carter Hodgkin | Beauty in the Vortex
The nature of abstraction is that it diverges from a representation of the natural world in order to achieve its aims. It may begin with...
David Gibson
- Jun 15, 2012
Daniel Sewell | Through the Veil
The contemporary artist, given a particular education and overall attitude toward what is considered historically important today, may ...
David Gibson
- Feb 26, 2012
Michael Zansky | Looking is Believing
Michael Zansky’s American Panopticon is an ongoing project, in which a series of installations investigate the relationship between karma...
David Gibson
- Nov 23, 2011
Leah Oates | Time Share
The power of the photographic image has always been to stop time—to create instant artifacts. But these days, since digital media has...
David Gibson
- Nov 5, 2011
Thomas Frontini | The New Horizon
If the need is pressing and the world is not forthcoming, then vision will dictate how the object of desire can be created (James Elkins,...
David Gibson
- Apr 1, 2011
Roya Farassat | The Mirror Has Two Faces
The paintings that fill Roya Farassat’s solo exhibition “A Mirror with Two Faces” present a variety of symbolic portraits that reflect...
David Gibson
- Dec 18, 2007
Leah Oates | The Discursive Archaeology of Space
When we look at a photograph, chances are it will remind us of something in our own lives. We have a tendency to personalize whatever...
David Gibson
- Dec 18, 2007
Cui Xianji | Speaking in Gestures for solo exhibition "Suspension" at KU Fine Arts, Seoul
All meaning begins with a mark. Whether intentional or accidental, it begins the long path from innocence to wisdom. We make or leave a...
David Gibson
- Mar 15, 2006
Thomas Frontini | Limbo Karma for solo exhibition at Lawrence Asher Gallery, Los Angeles
As a painter, Thomas Frontini is a very good spinner of tales. He sees magic in the mundane, and explores the themes of creativity,...
David Gibson
- Nov 11, 2004
Carla Gannis | Sampling Identity for the solo exhibition "Travelogue" at Pablo's Birthday Gallery
Identity is the cornerstone of our being and the means by which we impose some small degree of order upon the world, which is always in...
David Gibson
- Aug 26, 2003
Leemour Pelli: Paintings and Drawings for solo exhibition at UCF Orlando Art Gallery
What all of these images share is an interest in the susceptibility of the senses to guide us through experience, in which sensation...
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