DARK ALL OVER EUROPE
Philip Miner
Opening reception Sunday July 13, 2014
Show dates July 13-September 28, 2014
Corday rolls over in her grave. There is nothing new, or at least there is nothing new to try. The coffin walls shrink in a bit, expand in a wrong direction, only to shrink again. Confinement, then release--the act of painting, the tiny death of showing. Above her, the world continues, caring less and less about this wretched fate. With each attempt towards memory, another failure, another beheading.
There's nothing specific, but the paintings will be a bit reflective of the endgame of painting that was reached by some in the minimalist project. One question that comes up is how is it possible to make anything new, especially in abstraction? Who cares? A beheading in abstraction should be welcomed. These artifacts are missing a few parts or perhaps they hold the memory of a form. Again, who cares?
Please contact robert@season.cz with questions or to purchase artwork.
Philip Miner, Profit Cher, Prophète. 2014, flashe with ink-jet print on fabric, 48 X 40 inches.
Philip Miner, One by Four & Four Minus One or Two, Maybe More. 2014, acrylic and flashe on canvas,
20 X 16 inches.
Philip Miner, One by Four & Four Minus One or Two, Maybe More. 2014, acrylic and flashe on canvas,
20 X 16 inches.
Philip Miner, One by Four & Four Minus One or Two, Maybe More. 2014, acrylic and flashe on canvas,
20 X 16 inches.
Philip Miner, One by Four & Four Minus One or Two, Maybe More. 2014, acrylic and flashe on canvas,
20 X 16 inches.
Philip Miner, One by Four & Four Minus One or Two, Maybe More. 2014, acrylic and flashe on canvas,
20 X 16 inches.
Philip Miner, French Novel for DW, 2014, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 40 inches.
