JERICHO DITCH
JERICHO DITCH
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| Portrait of Saori De Vries, acrylic on paper, 48" x 36", 2010. Titties and Cock, acrylic on paper, 33" x 24", 2010. Blue Sky Black Mountain, acrylic on paper, 9" x 12", 2010. Bill Holy, acrylic on paper, 9" x 12", 2010. Red and Green Study, acrylic on paper, 9" x 12", 2010. Untitled White Stick, acrylic, matte medium, wood, nails, 2" x 39", 2010. Railroad Spike Blue, acrylic on railroad spike, 1" x 6", 2010. Watermelon Boat, acrylic on paper, found bronze clip, 14" x 18", 2010. Skeeter as a Bear, acrylic on paper, frame and glass, 10" x 15", 2010. Jumps South and Such, photographs, acrylic paint, wooden shelve, 8" x 65", 2010. |
HIYME BRUMMETT TALKED FOR DAYS AT NINE YEARS OLD 7.4.10 / 8.14.10
Jericho Ditch is pleased to announce, TALKED FOR DAYS AT NINE YEARS OLD,
an exhibition of recent works by Hiyme Brummett.
Brummett's work spans widely through means of painting, photography, and poetry, to
textile and site specific workings. The current exhibition is made up of seven
acrylic paintings on paper, two sculptures, and a series of photographs taken of
bodega flower arrangements. Such works have developed out of an ongoing battle with
both substance abuse and physiological trauma, informing a charged yet poetic
narrative.
Brummett has produced thousands of works in relative seclusion over the last decade
while living on several coasts of the Americas and Egypt alike. The current show
marks the first exhibition of Brummett's work in over nine years. Please join us for
a opening reception on Saturday July 10th at 6pm.
an exhibition of recent works by Hiyme Brummett.
Brummett's work spans widely through means of painting, photography, and poetry, to
textile and site specific workings. The current exhibition is made up of seven
acrylic paintings on paper, two sculptures, and a series of photographs taken of
bodega flower arrangements. Such works have developed out of an ongoing battle with
both substance abuse and physiological trauma, informing a charged yet poetic
narrative.
Brummett has produced thousands of works in relative seclusion over the last decade
while living on several coasts of the Americas and Egypt alike. The current show
marks the first exhibition of Brummett's work in over nine years. Please join us for
a opening reception on Saturday July 10th at 6pm.