Final Pump
Civilian Art Projects announced Trevor Young’s participation in three exhibitions in short order—all in the spooky month of October. Since this is art we will not refer to the month as “Rocktober.”
Young is an artist who I first noticed at Art Chicago, probably in 2010. I have a habit where I write down an artist name and the name of one of their works and some basic description. Two days later I forget 80 percent of them. I remembered Young.
Although, it might have actually been Art Basel week in Miami where I first noticed Young. Nonetheless, below you will find the various shows Young is participating in. His work struck me because his nightscapes were so alive. Often the subject matter is some mundane thing—a gas station, for instance. But they breathe as the night does. They are not black and static. It is a unique vision.
Young is an artist who I first noticed at Art Chicago, probably in 2010. I have a habit where I write down an artist name and the name of one of their works and some basic description. Two days later I forget 80 percent of them. I remembered Young.
Although, it might have actually been Art Basel week in Miami where I first noticed Young. Nonetheless, below you will find the various shows Young is participating in. His work struck me because his nightscapes were so alive. Often the subject matter is some mundane thing—a gas station, for instance. But they breathe as the night does. They are not black and static. It is a unique vision.
Night Pumps
Young's work will appear n Pardon My French, a collector series in San Diego on October 14, 2011. The gist of this event is to elevate the caliber and profile of the North American Art Scene. If you are interested you need to get in touch with Civilian. It is somewhat short notice at this point.
Also look for Youngs art at;
La Luz de Jesus 25 "Part One"-La Luz de Jesus Gallery, 4633 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA from October 7-30, 2011. 200 artists are participating in this show organized by Billy Shire and it is La Luz de Jesus first survey. Three generations of important artists are involved and we were late posting this so you missed the receptions.
You Are Here: Washington, DC-Dorian Grey Gallery, 437 East 9th Street at Avenue A. New York, NY from October 15 - November 13, 2011 with an opening reception October 15, 6 - 9 p.m. Works include pieces by: Billy Colbert, Lily Desaussure, Ryan Florig, Marissa Long, Joey Manlapaz, Alexa Meade, Adrian Parsons and Young. It may be in NYC but this show features artists living and working in D.C. as you would expect from Civlian.
Also look for Youngs art at;
La Luz de Jesus 25 "Part One"-La Luz de Jesus Gallery, 4633 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA from October 7-30, 2011. 200 artists are participating in this show organized by Billy Shire and it is La Luz de Jesus first survey. Three generations of important artists are involved and we were late posting this so you missed the receptions.
You Are Here: Washington, DC-Dorian Grey Gallery, 437 East 9th Street at Avenue A. New York, NY from October 15 - November 13, 2011 with an opening reception October 15, 6 - 9 p.m. Works include pieces by: Billy Colbert, Lily Desaussure, Ryan Florig, Marissa Long, Joey Manlapaz, Alexa Meade, Adrian Parsons and Young. It may be in NYC but this show features artists living and working in D.C. as you would expect from Civlian.
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