Opening this Saturday, April 9th, is a new solo exhibition of works by the always amazing Paul Chatem. This new show is entitled “Island of the Colorblind” and will feature some new paintings, and if they are anything like his last couple of shows “The Death of Bighead” (featured) at the Cave Gallery and “Rock, River, Bones” (featured) that took place at the Dialect Gallery, fans are in for some mind-blowing art. Paul has always had a colorful, nostalgic, and unique style, but now that he has been creating interactive, movable works of art, these shows are not to be missed. It’s not often patrons are encouraged to touch the art hanging on gallery walls. Along with this new solo show, Paul’s homepage has also be redesigned. So head on over and take a look, and there is even a video that will get you prepared for this new series.
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River, Rock, Bones by Paul Chatem @ Dialect gallery
This past Wednesday, September 8th at the Dialect Gallery in Los Angeles, Paul Chatem’s latest solo show opened up. Entitled “River, Rock, Bones” this new exhibition features a handful of new paintings, that feature the same movable, clock-like additions his previous works have had. The show looks amazing, I really wish I was able to see the work in person. It doesn’t look like the full show is on the galleries page yet, but Paul did add some images to his Facebook profile that can be seen here.
