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“Acerbic” 2012. Watercolor, ink, charcoal and colored pencil on recycled Bristol board.
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weird wood, gouache, 2012
experiment combining wood grain and bark visuals together…. and playing with the knots.
Rush of Blood to the Head
acrylic and oil on wood
13” x 10”
A couple of new paintings I’ve done for current shows:
“Fated Innocent” and “Sanctification” are in a show called Femme Fatale at Cella Gallery in North Hollywood. If you are interested in any of the pieces, please email stephanie@platinumcheese.com or nicole.bruckman@gmail.com
Exhibit dates: Feb 25-Mar 17
Address:Cella Gallery11135 Weddington St., Suite 112North Hollywood, CA 91601Website: www.cellagallery.com“Enlightenment” and “Seven Stars” are at Last Rites Gallery (New York, NY) “Dark Pop 4” show which is guest curated by Gary Pressman : ). If you’re interested in any of these pieces, please email info@lastritesgallery.com or call 212.529.0666 during Tues-Fri 2-9pm, Sat 2-9pm, Sun 2-6pm.Exhibit dates: Mar 3-April 8Address: 511 W. 33rd Street 3rd floor, New York, NY 10001
Website: www.lastritesgallery.com
Phantogram - Don’t Move
by Baptiste Debombourg
By Kader Attia, this would be a wonderfully unnerving piece of work to walk around, it feels so ritualistic to me. How each figure—or vessel has some seeming character, but yet also feels hollow, really amazing.
“In Ghost, a large installation of a group of Muslim women in prayer, Attia renders their bodies as vacant shells, empty hoods devoid of personhood or spirit. Made from tin foil - a domestic, throw away material - Attia’s figures become alien and futuristic, synthesising the abject and divine.”
Senga Nengudi, RSVP I, 1977
