ECHOS OF COLOR AND FORM, Daniel Martin Sullivan

SOLO EXHIBITION

June 15, 2022- July 15, 2022

Curated by Rebecca George

Exclusively Online at The Art House Gallery

EXHIBITION DESCRIPTION:

Daniel Martin Sullivan has been working on series of works where merely scale or support becomes the variable. That focus led to a shift as Sullivan became enamored with working on the same elements but opened it up to embrace a wider range of differences as they surfaced. Being drawn to the similar shapes, patterns, and palettes curated in this solo exhibition, the resonance added further inspiration. From this lead, a wealth of series have emerged. This exhibition is about the processes and outcomes of exploring a natural progression as a series evolves over a period of time.

FROM THE ARTIST:

“Simultaneously working on multiple pieces has always been a part of my practice, but usually with the intention of having each piece live a separate life. On some of these series, the piece is meant to live alone but also get along with its partners. The echo and reverberations add more to each piece and I hope you enjoy seeing these pieces as I have intended.” --Daniel Martin Sullivan, June 2022

ECHOS OF COLOR AND FORM, Daniel Martin Sullivan

SOLO EXHIBITION

June 15, 2022- July 15, 2022

Curated by Rebecca George

Exclusively Online at The Art House Gallery

PRESS RELEASE

REVIEW BY KRISTEN BEAULIEU

EXHIBITION DESCRIPTION:

Daniel Martin Sullivan has been working on series of works where merely scale or support becomes the variable. That focus led to a shift as Sullivan became enamored with working on the same elements but opened it up to embrace a wider range of differences as they surfaced. Being drawn to the similar shapes, patterns, and palettes curated in this solo exhibition, the resonance added further inspiration. From this lead, a wealth of series have emerged. This exhibition is about the processes and outcomes of exploring a natural progression as a series evolves over a period of time.

FROM THE ARTIST:

“Simultaneously working on multiple pieces has always been a part of my practice, but usually with the intention of having each piece live a separate life. On some of these series, the piece is meant to live alone but also get along with its partners. The echo and reverberations add more to each piece and I hope you enjoy seeing these pieces as I have intended.” --Daniel Martin Sullivan, June 2022