Laura Rathe Fine Art will host "Crush," a three-man exhibition featuring new works from Matt Devine, Udo Nöger, and the debut of UK-based artist Ian Rayer-Smith.
"Crush" explores tenacity through the lens of three artists from around the world at varying stages of their artistic careers. While each artist comes from a different perspective, they all share the commonality of the drive for inspiration and motivation for fresh creativity to crush their practice. Bridging generational gaps, the works on display range from non-representational sculptures by Devine to large-scale abstract paintings from esteemed gallery artists Nöger and Rayer-Smith.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until September 26.
Laura Rathe Fine Art will host "Crush," a three-man exhibition featuring new works from Matt Devine, Udo Nöger, and the debut of UK-based artist Ian Rayer-Smith.
"Crush" explores tenacity through the lens of three artists from around the world at varying stages of their artistic careers. While each artist comes from a different perspective, they all share the commonality of the drive for inspiration and motivation for fresh creativity to crush their practice. Bridging generational gaps, the works on display range from non-representational sculptures by Devine to large-scale abstract paintings from esteemed gallery artists Nöger and Rayer-Smith.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until September 26.
Laura Rathe Fine Art will host "Crush," a three-man exhibition featuring new works from Matt Devine, Udo Nöger, and the debut of UK-based artist Ian Rayer-Smith.
"Crush" explores tenacity through the lens of three artists from around the world at varying stages of their artistic careers. While each artist comes from a different perspective, they all share the commonality of the drive for inspiration and motivation for fresh creativity to crush their practice. Bridging generational gaps, the works on display range from non-representational sculptures by Devine to large-scale abstract paintings from esteemed gallery artists Nöger and Rayer-Smith.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until September 26.