Painting in Kansas City, Kent Michael Smith
Kent Michael Smith was included in the exhibition "New Work from Kansas City" at Carrie Secrist Gallery. While the regionalist aspirations of the title incite little interest, I found Smith's paintings particularly interesting. Stephanie Cristello reviewed the show for New American Painting remarkingthe process of the painting literally exposes itself through its depth; each film of paint is visibly suspended in resin at the location of when that mark was made.
Paul Anthony Smith, whose dissected photographs I posted on this winter was also included, you can see his work here
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KENT MICHAEL SMITH BOUNDARY ACRYLIC, GLITTER AND RESIN ON PANEL, 2013 16 X 16 INCHES |
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KENT MICHAEL SMITH GROWTH ACRYLIC, WATERCOLOR GLITTER AND RESIN ON PANEL, 2013 14 X 14 INCHES |
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