Great studio visit with Carmon Colangelo at his printing studio in Saint Louis. Love the new monoprint series he is working on for his upcoming September 2021 exhibition.
Studio Visit with Carmon Colangelo
Carmon Colangelo by Phil Sanders
Gallery artist, Carmon Colangelo is featured in the newly published book “Prints and Their Makers” by Phil Sanders. The book provides a behind the scenes to witness the creative process at the world’s top printmaking workshops. Book is available at Phil Sanders Studio
Yvette Drury Dubinsky
Gallery artist, Yvette Drury Dubinsky’s work is part of the group exhibition “Making Waves” at the Rice Polak Gallery, Provincetown, MA.
Yvette Drury Dubinsky
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Viewing Room: Carmon Colangelo
Carmon Colangelo’s paintings are composed of ink on canvas that are generated from hand drawings and digital media exploring the infinite possibilities of abstraction. Inspired by geometric and biomorphic abstraction, the work experiments with the endless and unique combinations that result from a personal reflexive process and computational system. Remixing, sampling and riffing off of... Continue Reading →
Happy birthday to Bunny Burson!
13 years of collaboration, working together on challenging exhibitions. Looking forward for many more! Thank you, Bunny and all the best, for today.
The gallery is currently showing a series of prints by Carmon Colangelo
The gallery is currently showing a series of prints by Carmon Colangelo. Read more news at http://www.icontact-archive.com/QHjQp34F-iUNZL9dPhBmx7pZfJHC26brStorms is an exhibition of experimental mixed media prints by Carmon Colangelo created at Flying Horse Editions. Using the processes of relief printmaking and chine-collé, Colangelo has developed a unique vocabulary of architectonic forms and fragments, repurposing discarded laser cut... Continue Reading →
