Wish I’d seen… David Reed at Max Protetch
I know that this show was a while ago, but…
Whenever I question if it’s worth struggling over subtle variations in value, chroma and temperature (because currently it seems that nobody cares about such things), I look at David Reed’s paintings and my questioning stops. It’s worth it. The manipulation of temperature in his work is exquisite and his paintings serve as a forceful reminder that we can all benefit—makers and viewers alike—from giving greater and more critical attention to color. The painting above is #572, oil and alkyd on polyester, 105 x 49 inches, 2005-2007. Thank you, David, for the ongoing inspiration.
In lieu of a live view (at least until his next show), I recommend a visit to David’s website and a look at the following links.
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