The “Gold Paintings” are a response to an article that I read about monochromatic paintings in X-TRA Contemporary Art Quarterly. It spoke of the “dwindling” of monochromatic painting and the possibility of its recent resurgence. I felt that it was quite possible that monochromatic painting disappeared because there is only so much room there in which to maneuver. I then took this as a personal challenge to find something interesting there for myself. This and “Grade BB Gold Painting” are the beginnings of a series. More in the future.
Justyn Hegreberg
Gold Painting Wafer (#1 of Open Edition), 2012
6.5 inches by 5.25 inches
16.7cm by 13.3cm
acrylic on waferboard
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Yellow Dahlia by Lena Wolff
Courtesy of Kala Art Institute, Berkeley, CA
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Untitled (Set of 8), 2001
Set of 8 Silkscreens printed in colors, on wove paper, contained in the original white card box
Each 23 1/2 x 23 1/2 in
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The Caja Oscura (“camera obscura”) House
Architect: Javier Corvalán + Laboratorio de Arquitectura
Location/Year: Asunción, Paraguay / 2012
Photograph: Pedro Kok
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magnificentruin: William Klein. Muhammad Ali, Miami, 1964. Painted contact print
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