Kevin Baker by Daniel Gerwin

Kevin Baker by Daniel Gerwin

DG: Your use of the patterned oilcloth as a foundation offers a variety of interpretive possibilities. To me some of the most interesting layers are the ideas about personal history and memory, and how we sanctify those memories or how they become carriers...

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Austin Eddy

Austin Eddy

With the high spirits and prolific outpouring of youth, Austin Eddy assembles antic interiors buzzing with saturated, high-key color and giddy mark-making. These paintings are packed to the gills with pattern and decorative detail. Even Eddy’s omnipresent...

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Kevin Baker

Kevin Baker

The paintings of Kevin Baker swim with a highly ornamented mixture of kitsch and refinement. Baker works on oilcloth, the kind you might have used over a picnic table in the park last weekend. The oilcloth is left bare on the sides of the stretchers,...

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Tom Costa

Tom Costa

Bits of siding, brick, and glass hang from teetering structures in Tom Costa’s expertly rendered paintings of ruined houses. He portrays only facades, as if to say that there was never more than appearance, like a wild west movie set. The structures...

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