You will be during this landmark exhibition in California. Over 50 original drawings from many of the best realists working today will soon be on view. Details here!
Opening September 17 at Arcadia Contemporary’s new Culver City, California, location, “Drawn to Greatness” will arguably be the most spectacular display of realism in dry mediums in 2016. In a show featuring over 50 original works, visitors to the gallery’s exquisite new space will encounter names that will undoubtedly endure for generations to come, including Annie Murphy-Robinson, Casey Baugh, Julio Reyes, Daniel Coves, Kerry Brooks, Amaya Gurpide, Michael Chapman, Ryan Salge, George Morton, and many others.
George A. Morton, “Mars,” charcoal and graphite on paper, 22 x 18 in. (c) Arcadia Contemporary 2016
Ryan Salge, “Death of a Vagabond,” graphite on paper, 20 x 26 in. (c) Arcadia Contemporary 2016
Artists often swear by drawing, proclaiming its importance to any creator’s development in any medium. Moreover, Australian master Rick Amor once remarked that drawing is “the most direct and intimate expression of an artist’s sensibility.” Whatever you may believe, the finest examples have come together within a renowned gallery that merits a great deal of attention from connoisseurs and collectors.
Annie Murphy-Robinson, “Casey Voodoo Child,” charcoal on paper, 60 x 42 in. (c) Arcadia Contemporary 2016
This extraordinary opportunity won’t last long. Opening September 17, “Drawn to Greatness” will dismount on September 29. To learn more, visit Arcadia Contemporary.
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