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Real to Surreal
November 12, 1999 - February 12, 2000
The Museum of Contemporary Art /Denver is pleased to announce an
exciting exhibition of regional and national realist and surrealist paintings
and sculpture. Stepping from MOCA/D's previous exhibition of experimental
conceptual
installations,
Real to Surreal embraces contemporary painters that use traditional
techniques in painting and sculpture with realism as a starting point then
crossing into fantasy and the surreal. In this age of instant process and
gratification, attention spans seem short. (left: Matt O'Neil, Primer
Gray, 1998; right: Rebecca Alzofon, Reflection, 1999, oil on
linen, 16 x 48 inches, Series:Lyricals)
The lore of skilled craftsmanship seems more difficult
to locate as we speed into a new century.
Work was chosen from both the east and west coasts
and brought together with the Colorado region's best talent. Each of these
twenty-three artists share in kindred spirit their own unique personal vision
combined with an extraordinary literal talent. This exhibition is a toast
to the last turn of the century, and a toast to craft, skill, and unique
visions being carried into the next century. (right: list of exhibition
participants and brief description of each artist's style, Courtesy of Museum
of Contemporary Art/Denver)
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