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markmooregallery.com

David Klamen (American, b.1961) is a contemporary painter whose work grows in conjunction with his interest in philosophy and scholarship, centralized around the questions,"How do I know what I know?" and "How do I know myself?" Klamen paints figuratively and abstractly, sometimes combining the two by incorporating geometric lines or patterns atop his high finished landscapes. Says Paul Gray of Richard Gray Gallery, "His current paintings test epistemological strategies as diverse as OP Art (and its implication that knowledge may be a purely retinal experience), empiricism (the idea that the sole source of knowledge is direct quantifiable experience), introspection, and others. In this investigation, Klamen plays with the history of art, utilizing modern and pre-modern conventions as metaphors for our communal search for meaning." David Klamen earned his Bachelor's of Fine Arts at the University of Illinois, Champaign/Urbana in 1983 and his Master's of Fine Arts in Painting at the School of the Art Institute in 1985. He is currently is a Professor of Fine Arts at Indiana University Northwest. Klamen is represented in the following public collections (to name but a few): Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Chazen Museum of Art, Madison, Wisconsin; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York;  Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Krannert Art Museum, Champaign, Illinois; National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul, Korea; The Searle Collection of Contemporary Art, Chicago; University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, Illinois; Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, California; McNay Art Museum, San Antonio; Elmhurst Art Museum; Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, Los Angeles, CA; and the Berkeley Art Museum.

megumiogita.com

メグミオギタギャラリーは、2007年に東京・銀座に設立。 伝統的技法や素材を用いながら、作品の仕上がりにこだわりをもつ作家の作品や、グラフィティやアウトサイダーアートの作家など、表現の渇望・情熱を直接的に伝える作家の作品を、国内外で紹介しています。 MEGUMI OGITA GALLERY was established in Tokyo in 2007. We introduce artists who use traditional technique and materials but are particular about the finish of work, as well as graffiti and outsider artists who directly convey their thirst and passion for expression, both in Japan and abroad.

ongoing.jp

Art Center Ongoingはアーティストを紹介するギャラリースペース、交流の場としてのカフェ＆バースペース、独自のネットワークにより編纂したアーティスト情報を提供するライブラリーブースを併設する芸術複合施設です。

tezukayama-g.com

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gagosian.com

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lehmannmaupin.com

Since 1996, Lehmann Maupin has introduced visionary international artists to the world. Visit contemporary art exhibitions at our galleries in New York, Seoul & London.

theartling.com

Unlike iron and other materials, aluminum has a beautiful floating feel and light impression. Ever since I started designing chairs made of aluminum, I have continued to think of forms that emphasize the floating feeling, with only the seat appearing to be floating. A single thin plate made of steel would be able to withstand it, but if it is made of aluminum, it will not be structurally viable unless it is made at least three times as thick or the way it is supported is changed. Therefore, I have been exploring the possibility of a structure in which two thin aluminum plates support each other.A thin sheet of aluminum floats in the air like a wing, disappearing as the sun sets at dusk. I was imagining a scene like that. In order to make the plate float in the air like a thin wing, it is necessary to minimize the number of supporting points, and if possible, it is best to use only one supporting point. Therefore, the shape I adopted this time is a 4mm thick aluminum plate that is curved like a thin wing, and touches the leg that are curved in the opposite shape at one point. However, in this state, it is extremely difficult to maintain balance from side to side when sitting. Also, if a load is applied near the left and right tips, it will easily bend. Furthermore, in order to create a structure that could support a load of 100 kg, like the chairs I had designed up until now, various ingenuity was required.Therefore, prepare a second 4mm thick aluminum plate with a square hole in the middle, insert the leg through the hole, and weld the contact point with the leg. By placing a 4mm thick aluminum plate that forms the seat on top of this and welding both ends together, I am able to balance the left and right sides while supporting the seat's flexure.The combination of the two floating thin aluminum plates and the contrastingly heavy legs gives the seat a floating feeling that seems to disappear when viewed from the front.

jamescohan.com

Features contemporary art, painting, sculpture, video, installations, photography and editions by established and emerging American and international artists.

andrewbaegallery.com

Andrew Bae Gallery is a contemporary Asian art gallery located in the River North Arts District in Chicago, IL.