Brian Murphy "Lost Identities" & Dan Harding "As Above, So Below"

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Brian Murphy
"Lost Identities" will take you on an exploratory tour of unfortunate human events such as war and disease from the past, present, and possible future through various artistic mediums. In this collection, Brian Murphy has drawn us into his vision of the world and into his vision of himself, by using oils and charcoal as well as digital designs.

(Bio)
Brian Murphy was born in Staten Island, New York in the early '70s and originally discovered art through the abundant graffiti during a time when there was cardboard on every city corner which was the often the subject of break dance battles. In 1992, Brian began a his fine art career with a formal apprenticeship with Steve Ferguson at the Ink Spot in Elizabeth, NJ. Over the years, Brian has struggled with many hardships in life which has afforded him a unique perspective and understanding of human nature. This unique perspective has become a recurring theme in in his art, the subject of a number of awards, and has been published internationally. Brian Murphy is currently working in his tattoo studio, Third Dimension, in Marshall's Creek, PA.

(statement)
I paint from the inside out and my work is primarily improvised. My artwork fills a void in my life and often takes an exploratory look at the world around me; from social evils to distorted reality and blurred landscapes. My paintings blend the familiar with the frightening, the beautiful with the revolting, and the tasteful with the terrible.

Dan Harding
"As Above, So Below"
(statement)
Dan Harding has always been fascinated by the iconic images of both angels and demons. His fascination has manifested into this current collection, which focuses on the dichotomy between angels and demons reflecting equally on some well-known and lesser-known characters.

Curated by Frankie Velez

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from September 08, 2012 to September 30, 2012

Opening Reception on 2012-09-08 from 20:00 to 23:00

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