Author: Geiser, David (born 1948) and Ming Fay
Title: Matter Into Spirit. Recent Works by David Geiser and Ming Fay
Description: New York: The Kim Foster Gallery, 1994. 12mo. Original wraps. 4pp and 6 color cards and invitation to the Vernissage. Envelope. Matter Into Spirit The Kim Foster Gallery, New York September 9 - October 8, 1994 Purple Root, 1994 Matter and spirit are terms that verge on the metaphysical or even the alchemical. Something happens between them. It is a kind of visual/conceptual transformation. All energy occurs on a binary level, and carries its own system of signification.. Boojam, 1994 Boojam, 1994 Colony I, 1994 In the yin-yang of Taoism there is the signification of polar energies merging together as one. It is a universal symbol, a well-known Jungian archetype. The opposing energies, symbolized in the yin-yang, are represented as a sexual union, a centering of forces co-mingling throughout the universe. The transformation of matter into spirit is directly connected to Taoist philosophy. It is a philosophy that has some relevance to the interaction of signs evoked throughout this exhibition. Although mainly a painter, David Geiser was also an underground comic artist in the 1970s. His first comic was 'Honky Tonk', that appeared in 1970. Throughout the 1970s, he produced such titles as 'Uncle Sham', 'Bum Wad', 'Demented Pervert', 'Clowns', 'Sloppy Seconds' and 'Edge City'. David Geiser began painting in the early 1980s. Living and working in East Hampton, NY, The Butters Gallery's star painter David Geiser makes work that is physically assertive and highly emotive. His work has cultivated a huge following in the Pacific Northwest with many collections having multiple examples of his work. .
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Title: Matter Into Spirit. Recent Works by David Geiser and Ming Fay
Description: New York: The Kim Foster Gallery, 1994. 12mo. Original wraps. 4pp and 6 color cards and invitation to the Vernissage. Envelope. Matter Into Spirit The Kim Foster Gallery, New York September 9 - October 8, 1994 Purple Root, 1994 Matter and spirit are terms that verge on the metaphysical or even the alchemical. Something happens between them. It is a kind of visual/conceptual transformation. All energy occurs on a binary level, and carries its own system of signification.. Boojam, 1994 Boojam, 1994 Colony I, 1994 In the yin-yang of Taoism there is the signification of polar energies merging together as one. It is a universal symbol, a well-known Jungian archetype. The opposing energies, symbolized in the yin-yang, are represented as a sexual union, a centering of forces co-mingling throughout the universe. The transformation of matter into spirit is directly connected to Taoist philosophy. It is a philosophy that has some relevance to the interaction of signs evoked throughout this exhibition. Although mainly a painter, David Geiser was also an underground comic artist in the 1970s. His first comic was 'Honky Tonk', that appeared in 1970. Throughout the 1970s, he produced such titles as 'Uncle Sham', 'Bum Wad', 'Demented Pervert', 'Clowns', 'Sloppy Seconds' and 'Edge City'. David Geiser began painting in the early 1980s. Living and working in East Hampton, NY, The Butters Gallery's star painter David Geiser makes work that is physically assertive and highly emotive. His work has cultivated a huge following in the Pacific Northwest with many collections having multiple examples of his work. .
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Price: US$ 50.00 Seller: Wittenborn Art Books
- Book number: 16-3596
- Book number: 16-3596
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