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CONTACT: Sherry O’Neal, director of communications August 14, 2008 MEDIA ADVISORY WHAT: Greg Lindquist's work explores landscape as a memorial. A picture of a landscape is never simply a view. As a painting, a landscape is a physical fact and work of the mind. In viewing a landscape, an internal ethos is projected onto a perception of external environment. This exhibition documents Brooklyn's industrial past and future residential growth, depicting specific sites of building and decay in the present Williamsburg and Redhook waterfront. As American manufacturing has moved overseas, these unused warehouse buildings and structures—icons of the industrial revolution— have been transformed/reclaimed by luxury. The paintings balance a graphic sensibility with painterly animation and a subdued palette. Inspired by construction materials, Lindquist recently has begun to use a range of metallic pigments in his palette and has begun to paint on stainless steel panels. Lindquist work has been reviewed recently in Art in America, The New York Sun, The New York Observer, The Brooklyn Paper and NY Arts Magazine. Visit www.greglindquist.com for images and to view the essay written by Levine. WHEN: WHERE: EXHIBITION HOURS: COST: OF NOTE:
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