Modernist View
I like the approach of the modernist architects who reduced buildings to pure form. They removed historical references and ornamentation and instead they used functional details. Perfect proportions and I love the overhangs.
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"Nature's Way" 47 x 41, 2020
An insightful, compelling review of my show “Deep” by Joseph A. Hazani for Adilettante.
An insightful write up by the great Genie Davis on my show "Deep" at Billis Williams Gallery.
"Orangutan" 24x72,
Opening Reception for my solo show at Billis Williams Gallery
I am excited to present two new series of work in a solo show at Billis Williams Gallery in LA.
On view at the de Saisset Museum in Santa Clara thru June 17
Grandfather and Grandmother together again. Based on this Dorothea Lange photo. #desaissetmuseum
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