Siena Merchants Guild Lamp | Poster
This illustration is from my Italian ironwork travel series of illustrations. The Siena Merchants Guild lamp illustration is from a stop on a tuscan bus
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I am interested in narrative. Specifically what is inferred when we have only a limited amount of information to discern what has transpired. Within my work, I choose small moments–which I have observed–and then combine them to create a narrative flow. More and more these groupings happen in a collection of small works. The gestural form in my drawings functions as a separation from the experience, used to reinterpret the experience both as I see it, and within my use of the image as a visual narrative element. This style of drawing that interprets the world as momentary in nature, creates an expression of situation by taking only small highlights. These small pieces of a moment demonstrate the idiosyncratic pieces of moments, rather than describe the specifics of the visual experience.
This illustration is from my Italian ironwork travel series of illustrations. The Siena Merchants Guild lamp illustration is from a stop on a tuscan bus
This sketch is built out of some sources sketches in front of the Merchants Guild in Siena Italy. This work is mixed digital and sumi
This sketch is built out of some sources sketches of a couple in Piazza del Campo, Siena Italy. The work is originally digital, and prints
This original sumi ink painting on Rives watercolor paper is the featured work in Matthew Hall’s exhibition Looking Up. The depicted street lamps are from Via
This sketch is built out of some sources sketches from Center City Philadelphia. The work is originally digital, and prints are in open edition. This
The Orvieto Balcony is drawn from a selection of balconies observed in Orvieto Italy, and stylized to match the memory of that day. The work is originally digital, and prints are in open edition.
This sketch is built out of some sources sketches of a couple in Piazza del Campo, Siena Italy. The work is originally digital, and prints
Date and Address: April 24-May 23, 2021Artwork by Matthew Hall At 3rd Street Gallery,610 S. 3rd Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122 Gallery Hours: Saturdays & Sundays 12-4pmBy
Exhibition Statement This body of work that has developed through the experience of adopting a new city, building a home, and what continues to resonate
Exhibition Statement Fabricating Nostalgia is a body of work that has developed through the experience of adopting a new city, building a home, and what
The title of this exhibition reflects on the journey I made during my two years at Penn State. As an artist I spent my two
Homages: Past Influence Group, Juried Exhibition with guest juror Brooke Seidelmann October 2012Target Art GalleryTorpedo FactoryAlexandria, VA Matthew Hall – Recipient of the Juror’s Award
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$35.00 – $180.00
$35.00 – $180.00
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