Lace-like biological forms surge and rise, appear and disappear under layers of resin, replicating, accentuating and manipulating associations with landscape and scientific display. The images begin as doodles, paint drips and rough strokes which stop and start seemingly at whim.
Scend
SHERRY FRUMKIN GALLERY is pleased to present 'Scend', a solo exhibition of
new work by Kimberly Squaglia November 12th to December 24th with a
reception for the artist on Saturday, November 12th from 6 to 9 pm.
The
title of the exhibition is a little used term meaning to surge rise or heave
upward under the influence of a natural force.
A California native, Squaglia was born in Sacramento in 1970 and completed
her BA in 1996 at California State University at Chino. She earned an MFA
from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2000 and has shown
extensively there. This will be her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles.
Kimberly Squaglia¹s meticulous paintings look effortlessly created.
Lace-like biological forms surge and rise, appear and disappear under layers
of resin, replicating, accentuating and manipulating associations with
landscape and scientific display.
The images begin as doodles, paint drips
and rough strokes which stop and start seemingly at whim. Subtle and
masterful changes of hue create the illusion of space and movement, breath
and pulsation. Suspended in layers of resin, the shapes are squirming forms
of life trapped forever for our enjoyment, surging and heaving just beneath
the surface.
Squaglia's work is included in 'Populance' curated by Terrie Sultan and
David Pagel. Like other artists included in this traveling exhibition, which
originated at the Blaffer Gallery at the University of Houston, Squaglia's
works are ³'celebratory and edgy' with ³traces of vulgarity promiscuously
intermingled with the fine-tuned nuances of highly aestheticized
delectation.' (Blaffer Gallery)
Opening: November 12 th, 6-9 pm
Sherry Frumkin Gallery
3026 Airport Ave., Studio 21, Santa Monica (CA)
Hours: Wednesday  Saturday, 11am - 6pm