In “I Listen”, Barry McGgy celebrates positively in narrowness and relaxation – huge
“Barry McCgy Critic and coordinator Richard Lady lives in an article accompanying the exhibition of the current artist, critic and coordinator Richard Lady in an article accompanying the exhibition of the current artist, I listen in perrotin. “This fact is important because his art would be completely different if he chooses to move to another American city.”
McGe is inspired by the inspiration from the sub -culture of the West Coast in which it grew up, surrounded by skiers, surfers, and street artists. He has long been interested in marginalized societies, societal ostracisms, and those that are seen as smuggling.
The artist is a major figure for Mission SchoolAnd that appeared in the early nineties through the work of a number of artists who were related to the San Francisco Institute of Art. Among the other influential artists are Margaret Kellemen (1967-2001), Ruby Neri, Claire Rojas, and more, all of whom explore the intersections between urban realism, graffiti, American folk art, and “low” aesthetics that social activity is going through.
McGe relied on a header like “Twist” and “Lydia Fong” in his own writing on writing on the walls, as well as exploring drawing and printing, which he still inhales in its wide multidisciplinary practice. It explores “dynamic panels collections, complex patterns that remind us of the art of OP, and the overwhelming structures that explore the human state,” says the exhibition.
I listen It explodes with colors, style and texture through a reward of statues, paintings, publications and gatherings that imagine daily things. The skiing panels are linked to optical engineering patterns in acrylic paint, and they appear cartoons from MCGEE, or in a stickers on glass bottles.
“I focus on everything that is abundant on our small planet at the present time,” McCgy says. Disrust or surprise expressions are paired. “Also celebrate all these amazing things that humans invent to survive positive and healthy,” he added. I listen It lasts until May 24 in Paris.
