by Erick Jackson
Two exhibits open Friday March 15, 2013 at Civilian Art Projects (1019 7th Street NW, Second Floor
Washington DC). Both also have receptions from 7 to 9 p.m. on opening day.
Erick Jackson’s fourth solo exhibit with Civilian Art Projects, Folks, opens March 15. Jackson’s work is made up of large scale paintings relating to fantasies of an imagined world—from dreams, from memories. Jackson is a RISD alumnus with a degree in illustration.
Also opening March 15 is Dan Gray’s first solo exhibition with the gallery--Seeking Provision. Gray’s work is sculptural installations that use found and common objects to make complex and useable structures. His work draws inspiration from simple—and not simple—technologies. He creates sculptures that use natural mechanics.
Washington DC). Both also have receptions from 7 to 9 p.m. on opening day.
Erick Jackson’s fourth solo exhibit with Civilian Art Projects, Folks, opens March 15. Jackson’s work is made up of large scale paintings relating to fantasies of an imagined world—from dreams, from memories. Jackson is a RISD alumnus with a degree in illustration.
Also opening March 15 is Dan Gray’s first solo exhibition with the gallery--Seeking Provision. Gray’s work is sculptural installations that use found and common objects to make complex and useable structures. His work draws inspiration from simple—and not simple—technologies. He creates sculptures that use natural mechanics.
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