Ky Anderson, Vicki Sher and Erin D. GarciaNew York, NY - Mar 03, 2016 - Mar 06, 2016
Uprise Art exhibited works from two Brooklyn-based painters, Ky Anderson and Vicki Sher. Anderson's large-scale canvas work and smaller works on found paper consider formal issues of balance and pressure, while Sher's works on paper, muslin, and drafting film consider impressions of domestic spaces and objects with atmospheric impressions and pared-down abstraction.
Vicki Sher (b.1966) is a Brooklyn-based artist. In Vicki’s drawings and paintings she crafts delicately balanced towers and patterns of half-moons, squares and rectangles. Through her intuitive yet deliberate demarcation of space in vivid oil pastel and acrylic, her stacked geometries elude to map-like systems derived from a personal symbology and narratives.
Erin D. Garcia was born in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1979, and lives in Los Angeles. His work is a joyful exploration of shape, color, and process populated by plants and flowers, rhythmic figures, and colorful gradients that search where our capacity for abstraction intersects or conflicts with the sensory desire for specificity.
Erin has exhibited worldwide alongside installations and projects for Louis Vuitton, Facebook, Pulse Art Fair, Oakley, Diesel, Adidas, United Arrows, Ace Hotels, Ginza Six, Vans, and Moog.
Location
The Metropolitan Pavilion at 215 West 18th Street, NYC - Booth A-208
New York, NY
