William Powhida's Unretrospective runs May 1 to June 7, 2014 at Platform Gallery (114 Third Avenue South, Seattle). There will be an artist's reception from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 3.
This is Powhida's third exhibit with Platform but the first with the gallery in six years. His text infused drawings and works on canvas deconstruct the art and financial worlds and the intersection of the two. His work has a sense of humor to be sure.
This exhibit also includes "republications" of earlier Powhida works produced in an painting village in Shenzhen, China. I suppose these are sort of...forgeries with the artist's consent.
The release I received had the artist musing on having a show where nothing was for sale but was told that would be...stupid. Stupid and economically infeasible are sort of the same thing.
This is Powhida's third exhibit with Platform but the first with the gallery in six years. His text infused drawings and works on canvas deconstruct the art and financial worlds and the intersection of the two. His work has a sense of humor to be sure.
This exhibit also includes "republications" of earlier Powhida works produced in an painting village in Shenzhen, China. I suppose these are sort of...forgeries with the artist's consent.
The release I received had the artist musing on having a show where nothing was for sale but was told that would be...stupid. Stupid and economically infeasible are sort of the same thing.
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