Trailer Park Proyects
is happy to present the first solo exhibition of Athens, Georgia based up and
coming young artist Ally White. The show titled “Stuck Inside” Consists of 20
of her most recent works fresh of her 2013 BFA at University of Georgia where
she was the recipient of the Presidential Scholar Award and the Mary Rosenblatt
Scholarship.
White’s work was
recently selected to be the front cover of New American Paintings issue 106 and
she was selected as a “jury picks” for the book 100 painters of tomorrow a
project of Beers Contemporary in London which showcases 100 young artists from
all over the world. The book will come out later this year (www.100paintersoftomorrow.com). For more information on Ally’s work you can
visit her website www.allywhite.com
“Stuck Inside”
features paintings of imagined still lives and portraits that depict a
vibrantly bored world. The works deal with the contrast in domesticity and
exoticism – the yearning for something unfamiliar versus being content within
home bounds. They are constructed with thoughts about suburbia, vacations, and
interior spaces.
All the works presented are done in both painting and collage. The image emerges through a process of erasure, mending and embellishment of these materials. We will be showing works ranging from $175-$500 in different sizes and will be taken to the UPR Rio Piedras and Escuala de Artes Plasticas in San Juan on February 13. It will also be presented at some point to the NADA members visit to San Juan, Art City of the Future during the same weekend.
All the works presented are done in both painting and collage. The image emerges through a process of erasure, mending and embellishment of these materials. We will be showing works ranging from $175-$500 in different sizes and will be taken to the UPR Rio Piedras and Escuala de Artes Plasticas in San Juan on February 13. It will also be presented at some point to the NADA members visit to San Juan, Art City of the Future during the same weekend.
For more information
please call or contact Alexis Figueroa director of Trailer Park Proyects at
787-409-6983.
