Don Harvey’s latest exhibition at William Busta Projects might not look like what you expect, and that’s what makes it so compelling. Harvey is best known for his subversive paintings of figures and animals emerging from evocative geometric landscapes. His current work, however, eschews public expectations in favor of deep introspection. Shaking off the burden of representation, Harvey’s new paintings […]
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This is my first one-person exhibition since 2014. That was also in one of Bill Busta’s galleries, the one on Prospect Avenue, which he closed the following year. I began showing in his galleries in 1989 and showed there regularly, usually every other year. I’m so pleased to have this show back in Bill’s fold. These are selections from the […]
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Everyone can remember an art teacher from their past. Whether you were sticking Elmer’s glue on dry macaroni or applying opaque streaks of watercolor to cardstock, creative expression for most people is associated with early development. For those who took art classes in college, the artistic process became gradually more serious and intense. Often exhibitions focus on the talent of […]
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