FRESH PERSPECTIVES

On View January 21st, 2022 - March 12th, 2022

Artists use varying techniques to create a realistic impression of depth, while humans in general create their individual realities from personal points of view. The way you interpret the world around you, as well as the artwork you view, is all influenced by your vantage point. By contemplating the multi-faceted meaning of perspective, the six artists in this group exhibition showcase their navigations through a variety of mediums. Approaching these notions from micro or macro lenses, each artist questions and portrays their individual meanings of space, home, environment and what it all means to them in FRESH PERSPECTIVES

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands, but in seeing with new eyes.”

-Marcel Proust

This group exhibition features the work of BRANDON REESE, CONOR KING, AARON MORGAN BROWN, MALCOLM EASTON, ELLEN MOERSHEL, and DERRICK BREIDENTHAL

Press Release (pdf)
Price List (pdf)


Brandon Reese

 

BRANDON REESE’s current works are constructed of salt-glazed stoneware and reclaimed native wood. His work is motivated by life; an amalgamation of memories, images and relationships inspire all that he creates. Reese’s work wears the fingerprints, cuts, dents and other texturing as a roadmap and documentation of its creation. 

Artist Statement (pdf)
Resume (pdf)

Brandon Reese

Carbon Community

Stoneware, porcelain and wood

72x72

$13,900

Brandon Reese

Grey and White Pillow

Salt fired stoneware

51x10x5

$4800

 

Brandon Reese

Red Rock Community

Stoneware, porcelain and wood

56x56

$9,500

Brandon Reese

Jakin

Salt glazed stoneware and pecan

52x27x6

$12000


Conor King

CONOR KING presents photographs from his series “Cultural Parasitism”. Created in 2003, these Polaroid shots were initially taken in the context of capturing emotions surrounding the events of September 11th and its aftermath. In 2009, the series was revisited with a different lens as King separated from his undergrad community, and again a few years later in relation to climate change. The interpretation changed yet again in 2020 as we navigated a new global challenge; thus “Cultural Parasitism” is a conceptually evolving series that speaks of separation in general.

Artist Statement (pdf)
Resume (pdf)

 

Conor King

Cultural Parasitism Untitled A

Archival inkjet print

Framed 29.5x23.5

$1600

Conor King

Cultural Parasitism Untitled B

Archival inkjet print

Framed 29.5x23.5

$1600

Conor King

Cultural Parasitism Untitled 2

Archival inkjet print

Framed 23.5x29.5

$1600

Conor King

Cultural Parasitism Untitled 3

Archival inkjet print

Framed 36.5x45.5

$2400


Aaron Morgan Brown

 

AARON MORGAN BROWN’s paintings are pictorial orchestrations; views of an alternate interior universe that are sewn together from daily observations, memories, impressions of the world at large, cultural ephemera and his own imagination. These works are both a prismatic lens through which Brown reviews reality, and a transcription of his subconscious directives.  With his latest series, he continues his efforts to illuminate intersections of the seen and unseen. 

Artist Statement (pdf)
Resume (pdf)

 

Aaron Morgan Brown

Delegation

Oil on Panel

32x48

$4000

Aaron Morgan Brown

Wild at Heart

Oil on Panel

40x40

$4800

Aaron Morgan Brown

The Message

Oil on Panel

32x48

$4000

Aaron Morgan Brown

Intersection

Oil on Panel

40x40

$4800


Malcolm Easton

MALCOLM EASTON creates photographic prints form a variety of sources. He shoots studio photographs that are made from found objects, as well as photographs of outdoor natural scenes, botanical images from vintage sources, and digitally generated images.  Within each piece, he explores the juxtaposition of looking close and looking far away. 

Artist Statement (pdf)
Resume (pdf)

Malcolm Easton

Endurance

archival pigment print on canson rag photographique paper

36x24

$2,000

Malcolm Easton

Two Ways of Remembering

archival pigment print on canson rag photographique paper

36x24

$2,000

Malcolm Easton

Looking Near Looking Far

archival pigment print on canson rag photographique paper

36x24

$2,000

Malcolm Easton

Solstice

archival pigment print on canson rag photographique paper

36x24

$2,000

 

Malcolm Easton

Ripples

archival pigment print on canson rag photographique paper

36x24

$2,000


Ellen Moershel

ELLEN MOERSHEL has been thinking about what creates a fantasy. What images cause a viewer's mind to wonder? Why is surrealism so captivating when it is so nonsensical? How can a painting spark a viewer's nostalgia while being a unique picture? With this series, she investigates these questions by painting enclosed spaces of a surreal environment.

Artist Statement (pdf)
Resume (pdf)

Ellen Moershel

Dragon Tail

21x30 framed

gouache on paper

$2300

Ellen Moershel

Shangri-la

30x21 framed

gouache on paper

$2300

Ellen Moershel

Marble Queen

21x30 framed

gouache on paper

$2300

 

Ellen Moershel

Prince of Orange

46” diameter

Oil on canvas

$4000


Derrick Breidenthal

DERRICK BREIDENTHAL uses color and landscape as a universal entry point to discuss broader concerns and observations we share as humans. Breidenthal is interested in using his art to promote positive discourse rather than divisive dialogue. This series of large-scale landscapes emphasizes our shared perspective and places the viewer squarely in front of the vast land we collectively need to preserve.

Artist Statement (pdf)
Resume (pdf)

Derrick Breidenthal

Metamorphic

Oil on Canvas

40x60

$7000

Derrick Breidenthal

Pines

Oil on Canvas

40x60

$7000

 

Derrick Breidenthal

Undertone

Oil on Canvas

40x60

$7000

Derrick Breidenthal

Keyhole

Oil on Canvas

40x60

SOLD



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