James Scott's Future Ruin, a solo exhibit, runs from July 25 to August 17, 2013 at ArtNowNY (548 W 28th Street 2nd Floor). There will be an opening reception Friday, July 25 from 6 to 10 p.m.
The exhibit is new work using different mediums; painting, photography and drawing. Scott was trained as an architect and uses a different process for his drawings. He uses cutting, stenciling and overlapping paterns to create multifacted planes. Part of the aim here is to create a bridge between drawing and sculpture. It is probably a good idea to see these in person as flat images are unlikely to do them justice.
Scott, born in New Haven, CT, is now based in New York. He received a BA in Architecture and Fine Arts from RISD.
For more information head to www.jascott.com.
The exhibit is new work using different mediums; painting, photography and drawing. Scott was trained as an architect and uses a different process for his drawings. He uses cutting, stenciling and overlapping paterns to create multifacted planes. Part of the aim here is to create a bridge between drawing and sculpture. It is probably a good idea to see these in person as flat images are unlikely to do them justice.
Scott, born in New Haven, CT, is now based in New York. He received a BA in Architecture and Fine Arts from RISD.
For more information head to www.jascott.com.
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