Working on a new piece for the Bling it out show at the Iridian Gallery in Richmond. The final format for this piece will be a 10x10 lightbox.
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These two pieces were made for my pərˈpeCHəˌwāt solo exhibition but never found their way into the final layout. I am excited to get to display them as part of my up coming corporate exhibition Archaic Inquires.
 This new work be part of my up coming exhibition. The piece is part of my əˈmərj series but I have taken the format larger with no back-lighting. əˈmərj: ˌīsəˈlāSH(ə)n is 7"x7"x4" mounted to a 12"x12" panel. At some point I would like to see this piece in the light box format as well.
I'm not allowed to post public my up coming show because it is at a private corporation, but I can show you pictures. All works featured for this show are part of my Archaic Inquiries series. The show will be on display from October 2018 through January 2019. Below is a my layout proposal for the space.
      These two pieces were accepted into the Suspend Exhibition at Adams State University. Seems like a good reason to go to Colorado!
 My work, byproduct: ˌkänˌdenˈsāSH(ə)n, was featured in a review of "Textuality" at Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati, OH.
http://aeqai.com/main/2018/08/textuality-art-incorporating-text-and-letterforms/ The juror, Jerald L. Melberg, awarded my work 2nd place at the Dimensions 2018 exhibition at the Womble Carlyle Gallery inside the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts. The show and my pieces were reviewed by a local news outlet:
https://www.journalnow.com/relishnow/the_arts/visual_arts/smaller-is-better-in-this-year-s-installment-of-associated/article_d62e40cb-43ad-52f4-ae33-206483014fdf.html
Biopsy Recommended: Suspicious Abnormality is on its way to New Mexico. This pieces was selected for the Quadratfuss: Square Foot Biennial at Gallery 66 in San Fidel, New Mexico. The show opens this Friday (April 20th) and will run through May 15th.
(photos by Travis Fullerton) These four pieces, from my solo exhibition at artspace gallery, were purchased by Capital One for their corporate collection.
 Photos by Travis Fullerton
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