Bivins Gallery will present Richard Hickam: "Expressions of Color." A celebrated painter for over 40 years, Hickam's vibrant works have been exhibited in museums across the United States. Transitioning from photorealistic paintings to large-scale abstracts to figurative abstractions, Hickam's style, technique, and influences are constantly evolving. Whether it be the quirky and convention-breaking features of his human subjects, or his vivid jewel-toned abstractions, Hickam continues to explore the bold manipulation of color and brushstroke as the main subjects of his paintings. The topic of numerous publications, Hickam's rich palette and accomplishments as a master of characterization have brought him recognition as a historically significant American painter.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display through October 21.
Bivins Gallery will present Richard Hickam: "Expressions of Color." A celebrated painter for over 40 years, Hickam's vibrant works have been exhibited in museums across the United States. Transitioning from photorealistic paintings to large-scale abstracts to figurative abstractions, Hickam's style, technique, and influences are constantly evolving. Whether it be the quirky and convention-breaking features of his human subjects, or his vivid jewel-toned abstractions, Hickam continues to explore the bold manipulation of color and brushstroke as the main subjects of his paintings. The topic of numerous publications, Hickam's rich palette and accomplishments as a master of characterization have brought him recognition as a historically significant American painter.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display through October 21.
Bivins Gallery will present Richard Hickam: "Expressions of Color." A celebrated painter for over 40 years, Hickam's vibrant works have been exhibited in museums across the United States. Transitioning from photorealistic paintings to large-scale abstracts to figurative abstractions, Hickam's style, technique, and influences are constantly evolving. Whether it be the quirky and convention-breaking features of his human subjects, or his vivid jewel-toned abstractions, Hickam continues to explore the bold manipulation of color and brushstroke as the main subjects of his paintings. The topic of numerous publications, Hickam's rich palette and accomplishments as a master of characterization have brought him recognition as a historically significant American painter.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display through October 21.