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Barry Gross
Born: March 22, 1949
Education:
1970-1974 BFA Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York
1974-1976 Private Study under David Byrd
Exhibition History:
2000-2001
Caesarea Gallery - Boca Raton, Florida
1999-2000
Barry Gross Gallery - Atlanta, Georgia
1996
The Atlanta History Center - Atlanta, Georgia
The Lowe Gallery - Atlanta, Georgia
Caesari Gallery - Boca Raton, Florida
1995
Trinity Gallery - Atlanta, Georgia
1995-1991
Barry Gross Gallery - Atlanta, Georgia
1990
The Lowe Gallery - Atlanta, Georgia
1989
Galleria Renata - Chicago, Illinois
1988
Fulton County Library - Atlanta, Georgia
State Capitol of Georgia - Atlanta, Georgia
1984
Brooklyn Museum - Brooklyn, New York
Winter Gallery - Naples, Florida
Madison Noble Gallery - Sarasota, Florida
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Who really is the Creator? In the Quest for who we are and why we're here, I have confronted myself and consequently retrained myself to be more positive, while experiencing the outer world of mankind, the self, and moving inward toward the spirit.
The imagery and intimacy I capture on canvas emanates from passions in dreams and visions. Sleep, meditation, and acknowledgment of the human condition permeates these acquisitions. I do not think that it all comes from the self. There is a higher power at work. Creating a powerful image, expressing inner and outer qualities in relationship with spirit, psyche, and myth lays the foundation of a strong representational piece of art.
The creation is also empowered with technique-the use of paint, the consistency of oils which seems to flow through the body to the brush, the powers of space, shape, form and color. The amazing conclusion is how the public interacts with the work through many emotions, whether spiritual inspiration, humor, drama, anger, or sensuality. It seems that the viewer becomes reflective and inherits a deeper access to the canvas, becoming more involved with its theme. Again, who really is the creator? The universe, the artist, people or the essence of all these energies intertwined? Imagination: The passage through the unknown.
Who really is the Creator? In the Quest for who we are and why we're here, I have confronted myself and consequently retrained myself to be more positive, while experiencing the outer world of mankind, the self, and moving inward toward the spirit.
The imagery and intimacy I capture on canvas emanates from passions in dreams and visions. Sleep, meditation, and acknowledgment of the human condition permeates these acquisitions. I do not think that it all comes from the self. There is a higher power at work. Creating a powerful image, expressing inner and outer qualities in relationship with spirit, psyche, and myth lays the foundation of a strong representational piece of art.
The creation is also empowered with technique-the use of paint, the consistency of oils which seems to flow through the body to the brush, the powers of space, shape, form and color. The amazing conclusion is how the public interacts with the work through many emotions, whether spiritual inspiration, humor, drama, anger, or sensuality. It seems that the viewer becomes reflective and inherits a deeper access to the canvas, becoming more involved with its theme. Again, who really is the creator? The universe, the artist, people or the essence of all these energies intertwined? Imagination: The passage through the unknown.
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