Murder Scene
2013-14
- 20
x 66"
Multi-media: Acrylic & graphics on paper and canvas 
Courtesy
of the MARJORIE KENNEDY HEMPHILL COLLECTION
At
some point I saw that in every successful painting I had done
there was some very black BLACK and some very white WHITE. I
was commissioned to do a Crow painting and went on to do a series.
Whenever I notice crows, it always seems to be a cloudy day,
which introduces GREY into the picture. Here quite literally.
In
1973 or so, there appeared briefly a convention in textbooks
to have the caption of an image appear not underneath, but in
a Bar that stuck out like a dock, into the interior of the image
or photograph itself. The first time I was having fun imitatng
the style of layout, but I kept wanting to add the "bar".
In this show, this is the first example.
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