Cecille R. Hunt Gallery: Friday, 16 January 2009
BRIGHAM DIMICK
JANUARY 16 - FEBRUARY 13, 2009
Brigham Dimick’s new work combines personal and collective narratives about imminent and occurring danger, both real and imagined. In his works on paper, he invents a context surrounding his body, playing on ideas of effacement and chance. The use of charcoal in the work draws a parallel between his subject matter and the physical material used to create, providing a record of the body. In his paintings, he employs arterial systems such as highways and branches to suggest collective culture and embody personal allegory.
Webster University Visual Art Studios
8342 Big Bend Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri, 63119
314.968.7171
art@webster.edu
www.websterhuntgallery.blogspot.com
JANUARY 16 - FEBRUARY 13, 2009
Brigham Dimick’s new work combines personal and collective narratives about imminent and occurring danger, both real and imagined. In his works on paper, he invents a context surrounding his body, playing on ideas of effacement and chance. The use of charcoal in the work draws a parallel between his subject matter and the physical material used to create, providing a record of the body. In his paintings, he employs arterial systems such as highways and branches to suggest collective culture and embody personal allegory.
Webster University Visual Art Studios
8342 Big Bend Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri, 63119
314.968.7171
art@webster.edu
www.websterhuntgallery.blogspot.com
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