CURATOR'S SELECTION:
PATTERN RECOGNITION
GALLERY ARTISTS | JEFFREY MILSTEIN
October 5-17, 2019
Bau-Xi Vancouver
3045 Granville Street
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 5th, 2-4 PM
Painter Bratsa Bonifacho uses order, dis-order and geometric grids in his typographic exploration of sign processes and modes of visual communication, while photographers George Byrne and Katrin Korfmann both utilize composite imagery to subvert the mimetic nature of the photo medium and to act as an intervention with the its relation to a distinct time and space.
Toronto-based photographer Chris Shepherd formulates sculptural assemblages which realize a coterminous hybridity as both construction material and art object. Kim Keever incorporates the element of chance in his large scale works by pouring paints into water to create fluid, evocative compositions.
This curated selection of meticulously constructed and highly detailed artworks reflect the ways in which the photographic lens or painter’s brush activates their respective subject matter. Milstein abstracts familiar landmarks and built environments through the immediacy of flattened depths and the remove of heightened perspective, to prompt a reduction of form into geometric designs of shapes and graphic patterns of pure color.
Bau-Xi Vancouver
3045 Granville Street
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 5th, 2-4 PM
Bau-Xi Gallery is pleased to present Pattern Recognition, a group exhibition featuring works by Bratsa Bonifacho, Kim Keever, Katrin Korfmann, George Byrne and Chris Shepherd, with a special focus on New York-based artist Jeffrey Milstein's aerial photographs.
Painter Bratsa Bonifacho uses order, dis-order and geometric grids in his typographic exploration of sign processes and modes of visual communication, while photographers George Byrne and Katrin Korfmann both utilize composite imagery to subvert the mimetic nature of the photo medium and to act as an intervention with the its relation to a distinct time and space.
Toronto-based photographer Chris Shepherd formulates sculptural assemblages which realize a coterminous hybridity as both construction material and art object. Kim Keever incorporates the element of chance in his large scale works by pouring paints into water to create fluid, evocative compositions.
This curated selection of meticulously constructed and highly detailed artworks reflect the ways in which the photographic lens or painter’s brush activates their respective subject matter. Milstein abstracts familiar landmarks and built environments through the immediacy of flattened depths and the remove of heightened perspective, to prompt a reduction of form into geometric designs of shapes and graphic patterns of pure color.
37 X 54 in.
- $8,400.00 CAD
49 X 53.5 in.
- $9,900.00 CAD
54 X 54 in.
- $10,600.00 CAD
42 X 42 in.
- $7,600.00 CAD
48 X 48 in.
- $9,000.00 CAD
42 X 42 in.
- $7,600.00 CAD
48 X 48 in.
- $9,000.00 CAD
30 X 24 in.
48 X 36 in.
- $5,700.00 CAD
48 x 36 in.
12 x 12 in.
- $800.00 CAD
12 x 12 in.
- $800.00 CAD
12 x 12 in.
- $800.00 CAD
