Showing posts with label John Eastman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Eastman. Show all posts

Saturday, August 11, 2007

Closing on August 18th @Digging Pitt and Diggng Pitt Too

Save the Date
Saturday, August 18
6PM - 9PM
Closing Reception at Digging Pitt Gallery and Digging Pitt Too


Maggy Aston: Drawings and Constructions - Side I more information

Maggy Aston works with naturally occurring forms rendered with sensitivity to line and form. Maggy Aston earned her B.F.A. from Maryland Institute and her M.F.A. in printmaking from West Virginia University in 1995. She currently lives on the banks of the Monongahela River in a small rural town south of Pittsburgh, PA. Aston teaches drawing and design at the California University of Pennsylvania. Tour the exhibit



Inside Out Six: Selections from the Flat Files - Side II more information

Digging Pitt Gallery welcomes new artists to its flat file archive on a continuing basis. Every once in a while we like to let every one know whose work can be found by digging through the flat files. Currently, Digging Pitt Gallery represents over 190 local, regional and national artists. The archive houses hundreds of works, from the experimental to the whimsical.


Big F***ing Thing @Digging Pitt Too more information and here
John Eastman

John Eastman is a painter, writer, and mixed media artist. His education of abstract art and skills are self-taught.



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Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Big F***ing Thing @Digging Pitt Too

Big F***ing Thing @Digging Pitt Too
June 16, 2007 - August 18, 2007

We have the installation images from the Big F***ing Thing exhibit up. Here's a little taste. John Eastman's artist statement is available on Digging Pitt's site. Additional images of the installation and from the reception are available.

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Old John Eastman Review

I thought I would post a link to a review of John Eastman's show of large drawings at Moxie Dadda last year.

"Numbering 16, these faces are Pittsburgh-based Eastman's UMOs. UMO is an acronym for "You + Me + Others." The images are intended to represent humans and reflect their imperfection. According to Eastman, UMOs are "looking back at humans, quite critical of the human's behavior."