2022 New Editions: Jeffrey Gibson, Round Dancing
Jeffrey Gibson, Round Dancing, 2022. Click to view. Over the past decade, Jeffrey Gibson has built an impressive multi-disciplinary practice, becoming an anchor in Indigenous Futurism. Using recognizable Native American materials such as beads, fringe, and jingles in his sculptures and often substituting elk hide drums or stretched deer hide in place of canvas as […]
2022 New Editions: Robert Kelly
Robert Kelly, Onda III, 2021. Click to view. Robert Kelly, Onda IV, 2021. Click to view. Robert Kelly slowly builds up rich surfaces for his paintings by applying multiple layers of pigment, glazes, and found papers to a canvas or panel. Kelly easily adapted this working method within the Tandem Press studio to develop his Onda series […]
2022 New Edition: Manabu Ikeda, The Legendary Mountain
Manabu Ikeda, The Legendary Mountain, 2021. Click to view. Drawing with a fine pen nib, Manabu Ikeda weaves elements of civilization and nature into fantastic narratives, which emanate a sense of pure curiosity and abundant imagination. His drawings are so alarmingly dense that he can only manage to complete one fist-sized area per day. However, […]
2021 New Editions: T.L. Solien, The Spanish Chair
T.L. Solien, The Spanish Chair, 2021. Click to view. T.L. Solien’s new screen print represents a recent turn further into abstraction for the artist’s work. Although the still life image of a chair has appeared throughout art history, Solien breaks up the chair within its environment in The Spanish Chair with a fresh color palette. […]
2021 New Editions: David Lynch, Distorted Nude Photogravures
David Lynch, Distorted Nude Photogravure #1, 2021. Click to view. David Lynch, Distorted Nude Photogravure #4, 2021. Click to view. David Lynch, Distorted Nude Photogravure #7, 2021. Click to view. David Lynch, Distorted Nude Photogravure #10, 2021. Click to view. David Lynch, Distorted Nude Photogravure #2, 2021. Click to view. David Lynch, Distorted Nude Photogravure […]
2021 New Editions: Alison Saar
Alison Saar draws from her personal identity and experience with racism and sexism in the narratives she tells through her sculptures, drawings, and prints. As a biracial woman with a lighter complexion, Saar sees her hair as an important part of her physical appearance that directly points to her African American heritage. Due to the […]
2021 New Editions: Jeffrey Gibson
Over the past decade, Jeffrey Gibson has built an impressive multi-disciplinary practice, becoming an anchor in Indigenous Futurism. Using recognizable Native materials such as beads, fringe, and jingles in his sculptures and substituting elk hide drums or stretched deer hide in lieu of canvas as a support for his paintings and prints, Gibson creates powerful […]
