Retro-Fit by Tom Haney Red Truck Gallery (New Orleans) showed art by Jason D'Aquino, Chris Roberts-Antieau and Tom Haney at Scope Miami Beach 2014.
Red Truck Gallery is always one of the most interesting at Scope (or elsewhere). This is in part for the distinctiveness of the artists.
Antieau-Roberts has her own gallery in New Orleans these days. Her pieces are not just static (and beautiful) pieces hanging on a wall. They are stories; they are alive. In fact, they are more alive and more interesting than many people out their drawing breath right now. These pieces are fabric (or deer heads with fabric).
D'Aquino's pieces need a close look (hence the photos from two distances). They are miniatures done on matchbooks; the detail is exquisite.
Red Truck Gallery is always one of the most interesting at Scope (or elsewhere). This is in part for the distinctiveness of the artists.
Antieau-Roberts has her own gallery in New Orleans these days. Her pieces are not just static (and beautiful) pieces hanging on a wall. They are stories; they are alive. In fact, they are more alive and more interesting than many people out their drawing breath right now. These pieces are fabric (or deer heads with fabric).
D'Aquino's pieces need a close look (hence the photos from two distances). They are miniatures done on matchbooks; the detail is exquisite.
Wild Bill and Psychosis by Jason D'Aquino
by Chris Roberts-Antieau
The Death of Jimmy Doyle, Phantom Limb and Albino by Chris Roberts-Antieau
Deer by Chris Roberts-Antieau
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