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CMB Junk Installation Installed at 934 Gallery

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Past Exhibits: Detail of "Hardly A Dream" (acrylic on canvas) by Carolyn Slebodnik. 

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Past Exhibit: am/becoming | becca lynn + john f moore jr (Jan 2017)

Photos by 934 Gallery Lead Photographer Heather Taylor

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Ultimate Tensile Strength

If you didn't catch the show, check it out during our open gallery hours or email [email protected] to book a viewing appointment.

Creature, 2017, Weaving by Sarah Harste, 34” x 48”

Photo by Shelagh Conley

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"Italian Floor II" (1987) by Myrtle Bartolini The artist was often inspired by colors and patterns encountered while traveling; during a trip to Italy, she was particularly enamored with mosaic floor tiles and later created this stunning series in acrylics. Past Exhibit: Playing with Color: Collected Works of Myrtle Bartolini, 934 Gallery

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Respond and React New Works by Clint Davidson

Clint Davidson, Assemblage with Black and Blue No.1, 2017, Collage/Mixed Media on Panel, 18” x  24”

Clint Davidson’s body of work focuses on paintings with no preconceived image in mind.  Traditionally, this method of painting would be called “Non Objective”. Davidson embraces this process and lets it guide and inform the decisions he makes.  The title “Respond and React” reflects in a concise way the process in which this work was made.  Typically starting with one color painted over the entire surface, Davidson responds to the clean field of color with marks or collaged shapes.  From this point, it becomes a series of “response” or “reaction” to previous decisions made in an effort to build a relationship between materials, colors, marks, activity, and inactivity. The ultimate objective is to make a well designed and dynamic final image that was built from the process of response and reaction. When working in this manner the materials, marks, colors, and the relationships between these elements become the subject matter.

There are recognizable elements such as bits of typography and graffiti marks which allude to Davidson’s other interests in the vast world of contemporary art. Davidson takes these elements and changes the traditional context of them to suit his needs. By using these elements as subject matter and giving them new purpose, he achieves a stylized and distinct visual language that is specific to him and his story as an artist.

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Past Exhibits: Was It A Cat I Saw by Saya Da Jung at 934 Gallery 

Photo by Heather Taylor

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Happy Holidays from 934! Thank you to everyone for a great year, and we can’t wait to share more art with you in 2019!