Kirk Hopper Fine Art will present a group exhibition for artists Alejandro Diaz-Ayala, Carlos Donjuan, and Miguel Donjuan entitled “Intimate Interrogation.” This exhibit features artwork from three artists who are well known for exploring themes of portraiture by incorporating visceral mark making, playfulness imagery and subversiveness.
All three artists’ artwork reflects on their upbringing and the consequences associated with the marginalization of their community and the stigma it carries. Each artist intimately invites the viewer to analyze each individual style of portraiture, examining every stroke, color and composition decision, leading the viewer to interrogate every aspect of the work. As a whole, each artist’s work is acutely personal, often referencing family and friends in hopes of providing a better understanding of a community’s marginalization along with its dreams, hopes and fears.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through December 23.
Kirk Hopper Fine Art will present a group exhibition for artists Alejandro Diaz-Ayala, Carlos Donjuan, and Miguel Donjuan entitled “Intimate Interrogation.” This exhibit features artwork from three artists who are well known for exploring themes of portraiture by incorporating visceral mark making, playfulness imagery and subversiveness.
All three artists’ artwork reflects on their upbringing and the consequences associated with the marginalization of their community and the stigma it carries. Each artist intimately invites the viewer to analyze each individual style of portraiture, examining every stroke, color and composition decision, leading the viewer to interrogate every aspect of the work. As a whole, each artist’s work is acutely personal, often referencing family and friends in hopes of providing a better understanding of a community’s marginalization along with its dreams, hopes and fears.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through December 23.
Kirk Hopper Fine Art will present a group exhibition for artists Alejandro Diaz-Ayala, Carlos Donjuan, and Miguel Donjuan entitled “Intimate Interrogation.” This exhibit features artwork from three artists who are well known for exploring themes of portraiture by incorporating visceral mark making, playfulness imagery and subversiveness.
All three artists’ artwork reflects on their upbringing and the consequences associated with the marginalization of their community and the stigma it carries. Each artist intimately invites the viewer to analyze each individual style of portraiture, examining every stroke, color and composition decision, leading the viewer to interrogate every aspect of the work. As a whole, each artist’s work is acutely personal, often referencing family and friends in hopes of providing a better understanding of a community’s marginalization along with its dreams, hopes and fears.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on view through December 23.
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