EPISODE · Mar 30, 2016 · 1H 29M
Constantly Challenging Her Aesthetic + An Explanation of "Voyeur with Vanessa Prager | AD 27
from Artist Decoded by Yoshino
Vanessa Prager is an America artist, born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. Known mainly for her large-scale, abstract oil paintings, Prager's main subject is the face. Perception, perspective and information flow are all central themes to her work, which became more widely recognized after her exhibition, Dreamers - a series of "imagined" portraits which cross the border between the figurative and the abstract - opened and sold out completely, in Spring 2015. In January 2016, Prager's first solo exhibition in NYC, Voyeur, opened with favorable reviews. The Huffington Post described the works as "densely layered paintings, with pigment applied so thickly it forms its own topography", elaborating that, "various strokes of color - a ribbon of white like a squirt of toothpaste, a sharp silver of green like a fish darting by - come together to form different visual narratives." Currently Vanessa Prager is represented by Richard Heller, Los Angeles and The Hole, NYC. www.artistdecoded.com www.instagram.com/artistdecoded www.twitter.com/yoshinostudios
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