Ebony G. Patterson showed work via Monique Meloche Gallery (2154 W. Division, Chicago) at Expo Chicago 2015 (September 18-21, 2015). Her mixed media collages shown here is on paper; sometimes they include photos, sometimes not. Her work is often three dimensional (see Invisible Prescence below). In many of her pieces you will see related objects placed in front of the hanging portion of the art. It is as if pieces have leapt off the paper.
Head to ebonygpatterson.com to see more of her work. Her art is the subject of an exhibition, unearthing treez, at Monique Meloche Gallery until October 24, 2015.
The site shows her three dimensional, sculpture-like pieces as well. I hesitate, for some reasons to label these "sculpture."
All of her work has an animated, exuberant vibe. You should feel a little bit more alive, or at least lively, after seeing it. Perhaps we sense the cultural undercurrent--even if we do not know the details. There is something that reaches out to all of us in this work.
In the two short videos below Patterson gives a brief overview of her art.
Head to ebonygpatterson.com to see more of her work. Her art is the subject of an exhibition, unearthing treez, at Monique Meloche Gallery until October 24, 2015.
The site shows her three dimensional, sculpture-like pieces as well. I hesitate, for some reasons to label these "sculpture."
All of her work has an animated, exuberant vibe. You should feel a little bit more alive, or at least lively, after seeing it. Perhaps we sense the cultural undercurrent--even if we do not know the details. There is something that reaches out to all of us in this work.
In the two short videos below Patterson gives a brief overview of her art.
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