by Patrick Ogle
Art Miami 2021 did have some interesting and sometimes spectacular pieces.
Imperial Love by Alexi Torres falls into the spectacular category. It is oil on canvas and is 96 x 192 inches (that is 16 by 8 feet for the math challenged). The massive painting was shown by Contessa Gallery ( Palm Beach, Cleveland).
It was impossible to get a shot of the painting without people in front of it but you can see more of the Cuban-born artist's work HERE.
Art Miami 2021 did have some interesting and sometimes spectacular pieces.
Imperial Love by Alexi Torres falls into the spectacular category. It is oil on canvas and is 96 x 192 inches (that is 16 by 8 feet for the math challenged). The massive painting was shown by Contessa Gallery ( Palm Beach, Cleveland).
It was impossible to get a shot of the painting without people in front of it but you can see more of the Cuban-born artist's work HERE.
Gabrielle Graessle 's Hu hott (below) was shown by Yusto/Giner (Marbella, Madrid). Graessle is a Swiss artist and you might expect, her works are known for their use of color. They tend to be cheery and fantastical.
Below Hu Hott (forgive the missing umlat) is Donald Sultan's Mimosa, August 28, 2021 shown by Jerald Melberg Gallery (Charlotte). Read an old interview with Melberg HERE. This piece is graphite, charcoal and conte (basically compressed powdered graphite/charcoal and clay).
Below Hu Hott (forgive the missing umlat) is Donald Sultan's Mimosa, August 28, 2021 shown by Jerald Melberg Gallery (Charlotte). Read an old interview with Melberg HERE. This piece is graphite, charcoal and conte (basically compressed powdered graphite/charcoal and clay).
Hu hott
Mimosa, August 28, 2021
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