Mark Moore Fine Art is proud to present "Extuent", and exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of new work by Portland-based artist DIRK STASCHKE - best known for his exploration of Dutch Vanitas still life themes in the medium of ceramics. This show is on view through June 30, 2019.
View this show now at: http://bit.ly/2Wddeex
In this current body of work, artist Dirk Staschke explores the space in between ceramics, sculpture, and painting. His work often uses meticulous representation as foil for examining skill and craft. As the artist explains:
"Dutch still life paintings, sometimes called Vanitas, are concerned with the futility of pleasure and the certainty of death. Religious in nature, the paintings also confer the belief that this world is somehow less real than the one that awaits. It is this modulation between the real and illusionistic that most interests me and ultimately makes my work about perception."
"I endeavor to explore the space in between sculpture and painting that neither medium can occupy alone. Look behind a painting and the illusion of space is lost. My work seeks to give that space a tangible form. The knowable gives way to a backdrop of structures that exist in support and in reaction to its creation. Representation becomes a departure point and a foil for examining skill and craft."
"My latest investigations have taken me directly to painting. The notion of futility is key in the Vanitas tradition. I look to translate that futility into an artistic gesture by rendering what is representational and static in the fluid medium of glaze, knowing that what is painstakingly depicted will change beyond my control once fired. It captures a fleeting moment reminiscent of the temporal nature of life. Conversely, history has shown fired ceramic to be among the most permanent materials in existence."
"Invoking the impermanent in the enduring medium of ceramic becomes a hopeful act, and in some small way, futility gives way to optimism."
Stasch
Mark Moore Fine Art is proud to present "Extuent", and exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of new work by Portland-based artist DIRK STASCHKE - best known for his exploration of Dutch Vanitas still life themes in the medium of ceramics. This show is on view through June 30, 2019.
View this show now at: http://bit.ly/2Wddeex
In this current body of work, artist Dirk Staschke explores the space in between ceramics, sculpture, and painting. His work often uses meticulous representation as foil for examining skill and craft. As the artist explains:
"Dutch still life paintings, sometimes called Vanitas, are concerned with the futility of pleasure and the certainty of death. Religious in nature, the paintings also confer the belief that this world is somehow less real than the one that awaits. It is this modulation between the real and illusionistic that most interests me and ultimately makes my work about perception."
"I endeavor to explore the space in between sculpture and painting that neither medium can occupy alone. Look behind a painting and the illusion of space is lost. My work seeks to give that space a tangible form. The knowable gives way to a backdrop of structures that exist in support and in reaction to its creation. Representation becomes a departure point and a foil for examining skill and craft."
"My latest investigations have taken me directly to painting. The notion of futility is key in the Vanitas tradition. I look to translate that futility into an artistic gesture by rendering what is representational and static in the fluid medium of glaze, knowing that what is painstakingly depicted will change beyond my control once fired. It captures a fleeting moment reminiscent of the temporal nature of life. Conversely, history has shown fired ceramic to be among the most permanent materials in existence."
"Invoking the impermanent in the enduring medium of ceramic becomes a hopeful act, and in some small way, futility gives way to optimism."
Stasch
ARTSY FEATURED SHOW OF THE WEEK
Mark Moore Fine Art is proud to present "Extuent", and exclusive ARTSY online exhibition of new work by Portland-based artist DIRK STASCHKE - best known for his exploration of Dutch Vanitas still life themes in the medium of ceramics. This show is on view through June 30, 2019.
View this show now at: http://bit.ly/2Wddeex
In this current body of work, artist Dirk Staschke explores the space in between ceramics, sculpture, and painting. His work often uses meticulous representation as foil for examining skill and craft. As the artist explains:
"Dutch still life paintings, sometimes called Vanitas, are concerned with the futility of pleasure and the certainty of death. Religious in nature, the paintings also confer the belief that this world is somehow less real than the one that awaits. It is this modulation between the real and illusionistic that most interests me and ultimately makes my work about perception."
"I endeavor to explore the space in between sculpture and painting that neither medium can occupy alone. Look behind a painting and the illusion of space is lost. My work seeks to give that space a tangible form. The knowable gives way to a backdrop of structures that exist in support and in reaction to its creation. Representation becomes a departure point and a foil for examining skill and craft."
"My latest investigations have taken me directly to painting. The notion of futility is key in the Vanitas tradition. I look to translate that futility into an artistic gesture by rendering what is representational and static in the fluid medium of glaze, knowing that what is painstakingly depicted will change beyond my control once fired. It captures a fleeting moment reminiscent of the temporal nature of life. Conversely, history has shown fired ceramic to be among the most permanent materials in existence."
"Invoking the impermanent in the enduring medium of ceramic becomes a hopeful act, and in some small way, futilit
Mark Moore Fine Art is pleased to share with you that the current Joseph Rossano exhibition titled "Conservation From Here" has been selected ARTSY Show of the Week
Mark Moore Fine Art is very pleased to announce the first online exhibition of the work of JOSEPH ROSSANO in an exclusive featured ARTSY feature which has been selected as the SHOW OF THE WEEK. Please take a look at this beautiful and compelling exhibition on view now.
Joseph Rossano’s exhibition “EDNA” conveys a deep admiration for nature, science and history. While the interdisciplinary systems of the natural world are highlighted through his works, Rossano’s show serves as a sampling of different organisms and their connections to one another.
VIEW THE ONLINE EXHIBITION HERE
https://www.artsy.net/mark-moore-gallery
#markmoorefineart #josephrossano #edna
Image: Work in progress by Jeffry Mitchell
Allison Schulnik and Jeffry Mitchell featured among those major artists in “BioPerversity” opening Saturday at Nicodim Gallery L.A.
BioPerversity
Curated by Ben Lee Ritchie Handler and John Knuth
March 24 - April 28, 2018
Curator's Walkthrough: Saturday, March 24, 5:30pm
Opening Reception: Saturday, March 24, 6pm - 8pm
Nicodim Gallery
571 S Anderson Street Ste 2, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Artists Featured: Brody Albert, Roger Ballen, Matthew Barney, Keith Boadwee, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Lou Cantor, Cristopher Cichocki, Jamie Felton, Elizabeth Ferry, Silas Inoue, Kyla Hansen, Elisabeth Higgins O’Connor, Richard Jackson, Mi Kafchin, John Knuth, James Krone, Jessie Makinson, Paul McCarthy, Jeffry Mitchell, Cassi Namoda, Katherina Olschbaur, Joel Otterson, Șerban Savu, Allison Schulnik, Margie Schnibbe, Andres Serrano, Cristian Răduță, Ecaterina Vrana, Ambera Wellmann, Hugo Wilson, and more…
Nicodim Gallery is pleased to present BioPerversity, an exploration of humanity’s darker and lighter perversions as told through the personification of the rest of the animal kingdom, creatures who exist a few rungs beneath us on the evolutionary ladder.
For more information: www.nicodimgallery.com
#allisonschulnik #jeffrymitchell #nicodimgallery #markmoorefineart
Allison Schulnik, Centaurette, 2017; cast bronze on unique stone base; Unique work from a series of eight 29" H x 8" x 20" overall (19" H x 20" x 5" bronze, attached to base 10" H x 13" x 8")
Mark Moore Fine Art introduces first cast bronze works by artist Allison Schulnik from her "Hoof" Series of paintings and sculpture from 2016-2017.
Please find below the link to the Allison Schulnik "The Centaurette Bronzes" Exclusive ARTSY Online Exhibition - including the prices and alternate images of each work:
https://www.artsy.net/show/mark-moore-fine-art-allison-schulnik-the-centaurette-bronzes
#allisonschulnik
#markmoorefineart
Mark Moore Interviews Andrew Schoultz
Check out this interview and studio visit with artist Andrew Schoultz
Video Interview: Zemer Peled
Check out this interview between Mark Moore and artist Zemer Peled, about her show NOMAD, opening this Saturday, September 10th at the gallery. Video by Will T Yang.
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