Gallery Projects
The Casey Kaplan Gallery Project
Having reached great success with a previous commission of 4 automotive hoods
(temporarily exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art)
New York City's Casey Kaplan Gallery (via Jonathan Monk) commissioned a series of 26 classic car hoods
for private collectors throughout the world to be showcased at several international gallery exhibitions.
The show was incredibly successful having sold all 26 pieces prior to my completing them!
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Diptych
Some of the art was splayed across 2 pieces causing me to create diptych pieces that were sold in pairs.
Diptych 2
The "Union 76" piece was another diptych set created exclusively for this show.
Singer george Michael
While most of the pieces were sold to private art collectors around the world, this pieced called "Standard" was sold to singer George Michael of the 80's group called "Wham."
Jake Ewert, the Casey Kaplan gallery curator moved to the Paula Cooper Gallery in NYC and commissioned me
to create this unique art piece that was sold to a private collector after gallery exhibit.
"50's Monaco GP" for private collector. Hamptons, Long Island, New York
NY car enthusiast private commission, "Wheels of Time."
"Rubber Cylinders"
This first commission piece for the Casey Kaplan Gallery became a temporary exhibit piece at the Museum of Modern Art.
"Dragon Tattoos"
This piece was crated to showcase the effects of iridescent urethane paint made by the Alsa Corporation of Los Angeles, California.
The colors 'shift' and 'shimmer' when viewing angle changes.