Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles-based gallery owner and outsider artist Dover Abrams @ the “Raw Arts Festival” 2006 this year the festival moves to Spain.
July 20, 2006 (Press Release) --
Los Angeles, CA – Los Angeles-based gallery owner and outsider artist Dover Abrams @ the “Raw Arts Festival” 2006 this year the festival moves to Spain, with such great success in London in 2004,2005 under the great and watchful eye of artist and organizer Piers Midwinter the festivals intends to create Spain first non-mainstream art festival.
For more information please visit http://www.raf2006.com/index.html
Dover Abrams floats between the world of unstoppable self-_expression, immeasurable energy, innocent frustration, biting irony and an intuitive comprehension of human relationships and emotions. He is an accomplished self-taught painter, sculptor, musician, and gallery owner from Los Angeles. His paintings have been described as ultra vibrant abstract figurative art with primitive undertones. The former graffiti artist exchanged spray can for artist's brush at the influence of partner Jill Peterson, and in doing so discovered the most creative phase yet in his artistic evolution. Where plastic nozzles once spewed visual statements on concrete and stucco, now tubes of oil paint are blended in bold, sweeping lines on canvas and plywood, applied in a rhythm that finds its pace between the passion of youth and the measured understanding of creative maturity.
For more information or to interview Dover Abrams please contact Infusion Gallery at 213-683-8827
Or e-mail info@infusiongallery.com
For more information please visit http://www.raf2006.com/index.html
Dover Abrams floats between the world of unstoppable self-_expression, immeasurable energy, innocent frustration, biting irony and an intuitive comprehension of human relationships and emotions. He is an accomplished self-taught painter, sculptor, musician, and gallery owner from Los Angeles. His paintings have been described as ultra vibrant abstract figurative art with primitive undertones. The former graffiti artist exchanged spray can for artist's brush at the influence of partner Jill Peterson, and in doing so discovered the most creative phase yet in his artistic evolution. Where plastic nozzles once spewed visual statements on concrete and stucco, now tubes of oil paint are blended in bold, sweeping lines on canvas and plywood, applied in a rhythm that finds its pace between the passion of youth and the measured understanding of creative maturity.
For more information or to interview Dover Abrams please contact Infusion Gallery at 213-683-8827
Or e-mail info@infusiongallery.com
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