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Grass Valley, CA, February 18, 2023
The Chambers Project is very excited to announce its first Oliver Vernon solo show since opening its doors.
Oliver Vernon is a Grass Valley-based artist whose work is grounded in his commitment to exploring form and movement, and their relationship with the psychological states that create the nature of reality. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is featured in numerous collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
“Counterpoint,” a collection of paintings, drawings, and driftwood sculptures, is a testament to the artist’s devotion to abstract expressionism and his dexterity in portraying the unportrayable.
“It’s not about making something; it’s about the feeling of doing it,” Vernon adds. “It’s like a pure expression of some transcendental space.”
As an artist, Vernon concerns himself with penetrating the flat surface of the canvas and providing the viewer with a full range of near and far perspectives using his mastery over grayscale, tonality, saturation differences, and then overlapping all these elements together. The collection includes black-and-white pen and ink work that illustrates this very concept – a technique he has been using since his youth.
“It’s kind of my sweet spot, my home, my most comfortable space,” he said.
From black-and-white pieces to paintings imbued in the color palette of imagination, each work aims at bending the laws of physics and tells a story of transient archetypes searching out their final places within the framework of the cosmos.
For The Chambers Project gallery founder Brian Chambers this show is deeply personal. His relationship with Vernon dates back to 2008 when the gallerist first met the artist and began collecting his work. In 2009 they began their collaborative partnership and there have been many projects in many forms since then.
“As a collector and curator, it is very exciting to finally be able to present an exhibition of his solo work,” Chambers said. “It’s been 15 years at this point – over a third of my life – since our friendship and professional relationship started.”
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The Chambers Project is proud to announce “Limit Sequence” — a solo exhibition from local artist, Colin Prahl.
“Limit Sequence” will be showcasing nearly 50 new pieces, from July 23rd through September 16th.
Originally from Potsdam, New York, Prahl studied illustration at Rhode Island School of Design, receiving his BFA in 2012, then relocating to New York City
soon afterwards. Now based in Grass Valley, Prahl’s show is his second solo exhibition at The Chambers Project, following his debut in June 2019 at the first gallery location in Nevada City.
Prahl’s focus is primarily in two dimensional work. His pieces often feature detailed, playful infrastructures that seem to lay just beneath the surface of reality. His work is heavily influenced by architectural renderings, perceptual
effects, optical illusions, logical puzzles, as well as scientific, medical, and futurist illustration. His inspiration draws deeply from these sciences as a means to deepen his understanding of them.
Utilizing tools typical in the illustration of technical and engineering drawings such as isometric projection, Prahl’s work succeeds at representing three dimensional landscapes within a two dimensional medium, taking the eye on a
journey through optically dynamic terrain.
“Limit Sequence” Exhibit:
Opening 7pm – July 23, 2022
Closes September 16, 2022
At The Chambers Project Gallery
627 E Main St, Grass Valley, CA 95945
The Chambers Project Contact:
Brian Chambers – Gallery Owner / Curator
[email protected]
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