Posts Tagged ‘painting’
In Progress: Cardboard
June 20, 2012
Cardboard Essay by Jim Heitzeberg June 2012 at Corridor 2122, Fresno, California Cardboard is ubiquitous in our society. It is one of the foundations of our current economy allowing for the efficient packaging and transportation of goods. It touches our lives everyday and it scarcely registers with us. We have become so used to its [...]
2012 | news/blog | Tags: cardboard, corridor2122, exhibitions, in progress, paintingComments (0)
cardboard box 1-5, 2012
June 18, 2012
Cardboard Essay by Jim Heitzeberg for the exhibition Cardboard at Corridor 2122, Fresno, CA June 2012 Cardboard is ubiquitous in our society. It is one of the foundations of our current economy allowing for the efficient packaging and transportation of goods. It touches our lives everyday and it scarcely registers with us. We have become so [...]
2012 | projects/work | Tags: cardboard, corridor2122, exhibitions, paintingComments (0)
misc 2008-2012
September 16, 2011
misc works 2008-2012
2011 | projects/work | Tags: charcoal, maps, on paper, paintingComments (0)
night vision, 2011
September 16, 2011
2011 | projects/work | Tags: night vision, paintingComments (0)
recreation lines, 2011
September 16, 2011
2011 | projects/work | Tags: on paper, paintingComments (0)
In Progress: Air Travel / Night Vision
August 31, 2011
The exhibition, Air Travel, was assembled by Fresno artist and educator Julia Bradshaw. She does not like flying. Her artist-book ‘Flying’, on view at Corridor 2122, is in the Getty Research Institute collection. Julia writes: Corridor 2122 in Fresno, California presents artwork by eight artists on the theme of air travel. Opening on Thursday, September [...]
2011 | news/blog | Tags: air travel, corridor2122, exhibitions, in progress, night vision, paintingComments (0)
bermuda slide#36, 2010
February 21, 2011
bermuda slide#36 installation views Installation at corridor2122 during September and October 2010. I have been interested in the wide variety of ways in which we categorize information and objects. In browsing through dozens of found slides, I became just as intrigued by the information on the slide mount as by the image itself – the [...]
2011 | projects/work | Tags: corridor2122, installation, paintingComments (0)
i like airplanes, 2009
September 5, 2009
i like airplanes installation views Exhibited in September of 2009 at corridor2122, the source/support/research material accumulated during the process of making the painting Aircraft is exhibited opposite the finished work. For more about the process click Here.
2009 | projects/work | Tags: corridor2122, i like airplanes, installation, paintingComments (0)
In progress: i like airplanes
September 1, 2009
My first exploration of night vision images came in 2003, when I created a small group of small paintings inspired by the televised video of the invasion of Iraq. Since then, I have kept my eyes open for these strange green images, collecting them from time to time and filing them away. Eventually, I came [...]
2009 | news/blog | Tags: corridor2122, i like airplanes, in progress, night vision, painting
recollections, 2007-2008
February 21, 2008
recollections Recollections is a series of works which began in 2007 and continues through today. The work is an examination of my personal memories and their relationship to photography, more specifically, the family snapshot. In examining family snapshots from my childhood I began to realize how the memories of my life are in many ways [...]
2008 | projects/work | Tags: painting, recollectionsComments (0)
subterfluence, 2004
February 21, 2005
Essay by Jacquelin Pilar, Curator, Fresno Art Museum, September 2004 for subterfluence at the Fresno Art Museum Stephen Dent continues to examine his recognition that art is often an exploration of the tradition of painting. That like the geology of earth’s planes, the “strata” of paint used by an artist determines a harmonic and subtle richness [...]
2005 | projects/work | Tags: paintingComments (0)
still life, 2000-2003
March 6, 2004
Essay by Quinn Gomez-Heitzberg, April 2002 for Next Wave II at the Fresno Art Museum Stephen Dents’s painting is rooted in an abiding belief that an artist who is truly engaged in his work can find endless variation in the exploration of the simplest forms. As an artist who is interested in the fundamental value [...]
