Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Jen Bekman's Tuesday Edition: David Corbett




David's own special sauce worked into that formidable mix is what makes his works unique — enamel is assertive, weighty, and as he describes it, increasingly risky when poured in layers. The interplay of colors is enhanced by the unfamiliar and irregular densities of enamel on canvas. His accumulated layers of color and influence belie a weighty intellectual investigation of painting via practice, but one that's ripe with pleasure and beauty.

-Jen Bekman

David Corbett was born in California in 1971 and grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. He received his BA from San Francisco State University and his MFA from Rutgers University. He currently lives with his family in Beaverton, Oregon.

His work has appeared in New American Paintings, Portland Modern, Pierogi 2000's Flatfiles and White Columns' online registry. He has exhibited his work at various galleries including: 65GRAND and Contemporary Art Workshop, both in Chicago, as well as, Linfield College in Linfield, OR, Evanston Art Center in Evanston, IL, and Disjecta in Portland, OR.

His work is available at 65GRAND and Fourteen30 Contemporary.

Corbett's prints are now available according to:
8.5" x 11"/edition of 200 for $20
17" x 22"/edition of 20 for $200
30" x 40"/edition of 2 for $2,000


Source: 20 x 200

1 comment:

Keisha Kornbread said...

I love these. I would be interested in original prints.