Showing posts with label Gregory Siff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gregory Siff. Show all posts

Thursday, October 18, 2012

"Places Have Souls" & "New York Time" Prints by Gregory Siff

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 Places Have Souls

 New York Time

1xRUN welcome back artist Gregory Siff as he joins them for his second RUN. This time the Los Angeles artist has brought us two landscape prints along with an original painting that give us a sneak peek inside his upcoming exhibition "Matter of Time" which starts October 20th at Gallery Brown in Los Angeles.

"Both of these pieces were painted earlier this year with the music of New York and LA playing in the background. References from Sinatra to Biggie to Lana Del Rey are all laced into these roads, the Sunset Strip and the Brooklyn Bridge. I get the sense that people are afraid when they see an abstract, so I wanted to blend elements of recognizable landmarks and poetry to pull in the heart of the viewer. These pieces are what it would look like if an abstract-expressionist from the 1950's were alive today and became fascinated with graffiti and street art. These landscapes are the result. Words scrawled everywhere, drips and stains everywhere. I just dig the panoramic view from afar, the gestures are alive, and when I move up close to them and read the little words, "It was written in the stars." - Gregory Siff

Both prints are 30 x 10 Archival Pigment Prints on 330gsm Fine Art Paperwith signed and numbered editions of 50

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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Gregory Siff Print Release by The Site Unscene

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The Site Unscene is releasing prints from Gregory Siff's solo show 'G' which were printed at Modern Multiples.

Info on serigraph:
Limited edition signed & numbered run of 35. Size: 20" x 28" from 2011 for G. solo show on 11-11-11.

Here is a quote on why this print, and also why having this print printed by Modern Multiples was so important to him:

"Working with Modern Multiples was important for me because transferring work from brush on canvas to a print on paper, and capturing the same effect could make or break the emotion and intention of your piece. After meeting Richard [Duardo], after visiting the Modern Multiples' studio and knowing all this printers are artists, it made me comfortable to know that they would get it right. And they did. This is my Good Face. From Banksy to Shepard Fairey to Revok and Retna, I was honored to be among greats. Thank you, Richard, Justin, Luis and Tony."

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