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You know how you see one person... and then you see them over and over? After these dudes offered me some of their table service (which was empty!), I kept running in the guy in the hat.
Gabriel Specter 'Repeat Offender' on view thru June 18th at the Pawn Works Gallery.
'...Generally refusing to work in multiples and known for precise handmade installations and paintings..."
If you look carefully around the city of Chicago, you might be lucky enough to spot some of Specter's realistic installations...like the one seen next-door to the Pawn Works gallery, an installation of various beer bottles.
Contact Pawn Works for viewing at: contact@pawnworkschicago.com
The Pawn Works
1050 N. Damen Ave [nr Chicago Ave]
The Canal Club | Richmond, VA | May 4, 2012
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Taken on 6.45-9.20-ishpm on Wednesday 23rd February 2011, Drum'n Brass rehearsal at The Moose Centre, Churchill Way , Basingstoke, Hampshire.
Canon Eos40D with Sigma 18-200mm lens.
Serif Photoplus X2 image software used.
Brisbane-based band 'Repeat Offender' performing for the last time at The Zoo, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
11th February 2009.
Here are my two different techniques for creating a repeat pattern, using drawings from my previous line study. I wanted to start understanding how I could develop my drawings into potential printed surface pattern designs, employing commonly used techniques to create successful and attractive repeat patterns.
I feel that the patterns I produced are very promising, and have potential to become refined outcomes with the application of mark making, colour and texture.
2xA1 sheets.
Photos from the step and repeat shoot at the Riverside Hotel in Fort Lauderdale as guests arived for the Boat Parade.
Brisbane-based band 'Repeat Offender' performing for the last time at The Zoo, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
11th February 2009.
This picture was taken near Rampart Creek off of Highway 93 in Alberta.
The vertical structure on the mountain is apparently a radio repeater tower.
The stretch of highway between Lake Louise and Jasper has no cellphone coverage so emergency services and park services depend on these towers to maintain communication with each other.