Nov 9, 2018
Guy Goodwin Alabama-based artist
acrylics, tempera, cardboard, staples, glue, and screws.
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Guy Goodwin Alabama-based artist
acrylics, tempera, cardboard, staples, glue, and screws.
Frank J. Donner & Eugene Cerruti on grand juries in The Nation, 1972
Guy Goodwin at Brennan & Griffin Gallery
Guy Goodwin’s large paintings on cardboard forms are among the most unusual and enticing in New York galleries now. Projecting over a foot from the gallery wall, they’re cross between painting and sculpture that the artist likens to a ‘plush booth’ where a visitor might rest and contemplate. (At Brennan and Griffin on the Lower East Side through June 18th). Guy Goodwin, Flowers in the Grotto, acrylic and tempera on cardboard, 68 x 68.5 x 13.25 inches, 2017.
(via With Mouths Wide Open: Guy Goodwin’s America)
Guy Goodwin Source, 1986
Guy Goodwin at Brennan & Griffin, NYC
Guy Goodwin White Chicken, 2008
Guy Goodwin