Tag: Johannah O’Donnell

  • Contemporary Contemporary Group Show @ Gauntlet Gallery

    Contemporary Contemporary Group Show @ Gauntlet Gallery

    On August 2nd, 2014, Gauntlet Gallery in San Francisco opened a group show entitled “Contemporary Contemporary”. which features up and coming artists paying homage to artists from the past 50 years. It is no doubt that present day artists are inspired by those early contemporary artists such as Lichtenstein, Warhol, and even street artists like Banksy. The show features new work by Adam Ziskie, Bethany Marchman, Brooke Grucella, Cam Floyd, Christopher Blackstock, Dan Christofferson, David Blake, David Natale, Emily Burns, Epyon5, Famous When Dead, Gene Guynn, Graham Curran, Isaac Pierro, Jason Hernandez, Jimmy C, Johannah O’Donnell, JoKa, Jonny Ruzzo, Justin Hopkins, Kareem Rizk, Kieran Collins, Marcos LaFarga, Michael McConnell, MJ Lindo, Mr. Frivolous, Robert Bowen, Ruben Ireland, Serge Gay Jr., Shannon Freshwater, Syd Bee, Vincent Cacciotti & William Arvin. The exhibition will run until August 19th, take a look at the preview below and off to the gallery’s website for more: Gauntlet Gallery

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  • Preview: Johannah O’Donnell “Somewhere In Time” @ Bold Hype Gallery

    Opening this Thursday night, October 13th, at the Bold Hype Gallery in New York is the latest solo exhibition from Florida based artist Johannah O’Donnell. Bold Hype has shown Johannah’s work quite a few times and now is hosting her first solo show with the gallery entitled “Somewhere in Time”. She has been working on the art for this show for a fw moths now, Hi Fructose posted a studio visit back in March (here) and gave a preview of what was to come. The show features 25 works of art in a variety of sizes ranging from 4″ x 6″ to 24″ x 36″. This work in this show is very cohesive, and shows how strong her style is. I really like the juxtaposition of the monochromatic figures against the colorful backgrounds, and then each is set off against a vividly colored outline, shape, or text that surrounds the figures. The show runs until November 5th.

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