Courtney Charles at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
A photograpic series reframing the American story, 250 years on
Originally from Wisconsin, I developed my skills in photography while living in Minneapolis. Starting with a passion for portraiture, this grew into a desire to explore new ideas through fashion photography and eventually brought me to NYC. Being a futurist, I want to offer new visions of what the world will look like through provocative imagery. Much of my work strives to shift people’s perceptions of gender, sexuality, and social norms by showing that being different is beautiful.
My Studio
26 Elizabeth St
Jersey City, NJ, 07306
United States
Courtney Charles at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
A photograpic series reframing the American story, 250 years on
Originally from Wisconsin, I developed my skills in photography while living in Minneapolis. Starting with a passion for portraiture, this grew into a desire to explore new ideas through fashion photography and eventually brought me to NYC. Being a futurist, I want to offer new visions of what the world will look like through provocative imagery. Much of my work strives to shift people’s perceptions of gender, sexuality, and social norms by showing that being different is beautiful.
My Studio
26 Elizabeth St
Jersey City, NJ, 07306
United States
Courtney Charles at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
A photograpic series reframing the American story, 250 years on
Originally from Wisconsin, I developed my skills in photography while living in Minneapolis. Starting with a passion for portraiture, this grew into a desire to explore new ideas through fashion photography and eventually brought me to NYC. Being a futurist, I want to offer new visions of what the world will look like through provocative imagery. Much of my work strives to shift people’s perceptions of gender, sexuality, and social norms by showing that being different is beautiful.
My Studio
26 Elizabeth St
Jersey City, NJ, 07306
United States
Courtney Charles at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
A photograpic series reframing the American story, 250 years on
Originally from Wisconsin, I developed my skills in photography while living in Minneapolis. Starting with a passion for portraiture, this grew into a desire to explore new ideas through fashion photography and eventually brought me to NYC. Being a futurist, I want to offer new visions of what the world will look like through provocative imagery. Much of my work strives to shift people’s perceptions of gender, sexuality, and social norms by showing that being different is beautiful.
My Studio
26 Elizabeth St
Jersey City, NJ, 07306
United States
Courtney Charles at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
A photograpic series reframing the American story, 250 years on
Originally from Wisconsin, I developed my skills in photography while living in Minneapolis. Starting with a passion for portraiture, this grew into a desire to explore new ideas through fashion photography and eventually brought me to NYC. Being a futurist, I want to offer new visions of what the world will look like through provocative imagery. Much of my work strives to shift people’s perceptions of gender, sexuality, and social norms by showing that being different is beautiful.
My Studio
26 Elizabeth St
Jersey City, NJ, 07306
United States
Courtney Charles at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
A photograpic series reframing the American story, 250 years on
Originally from Wisconsin, I developed my skills in photography while living in Minneapolis. Starting with a passion for portraiture, this grew into a desire to explore new ideas through fashion photography and eventually brought me to NYC. Being a futurist, I want to offer new visions of what the world will look like through provocative imagery. Much of my work strives to shift people’s perceptions of gender, sexuality, and social norms by showing that being different is beautiful.
My Studio
26 Elizabeth St
Jersey City, NJ, 07306
United States
Tom Ward at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Tom Ward is an American painter whose work follows the abstract expressionist praxis of unconventional mark making. He prefers scrapers, cups, and squeegees over traditional brushes. Most of the time, the work-in-progress is on the floor, and he’s either outstretched over it or running around it, manipulating the paint by pouring, smearing, splatting, or monoprinting the color directly to the canvas.
Ward wants his paintings to confront you with a raw honesty. They are not about anything conceptual or representational. Each piece records a series of personal decisions made through color, composition, and texture in a very specific window of time. They are what they are, and the viewer can experience them without the influence of outside preconceptions.
Contact:
614-668-7734
tojoward65@gmail.com
https://www.saatchiart.com/tomward
Tom Ward at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Tom Ward is an American painter whose work follows the abstract expressionist praxis of unconventional mark making. He prefers scrapers, cups, and squeegees over traditional brushes. Most of the time, the work-in-progress is on the floor, and he’s either outstretched over it or running around it, manipulating the paint by pouring, smearing, splatting, or monoprinting the color directly to the canvas.
Ward wants his paintings to confront you with a raw honesty. They are not about anything conceptual or representational. Each piece records a series of personal decisions made through color, composition, and texture in a very specific window of time. They are what they are, and the viewer can experience them without the influence of outside preconceptions.
Contact:
614-668-7734
tojoward65@gmail.com
https://www.saatchiart.com/tomward
Tom Ward at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Tom Ward is an American painter whose work follows the abstract expressionist praxis of unconventional mark making. He prefers scrapers, cups, and squeegees over traditional brushes. Most of the time, the work-in-progress is on the floor, and he’s either outstretched over it or running around it, manipulating the paint by pouring, smearing, splatting, or monoprinting the color directly to the canvas.
Ward wants his paintings to confront you with a raw honesty. They are not about anything conceptual or representational. Each piece records a series of personal decisions made through color, composition, and texture in a very specific window of time. They are what they are, and the viewer can experience them without the influence of outside preconceptions.
Contact:
614-668-7734
tojoward65@gmail.com
https://www.saatchiart.com/tomward
Tom Ward at Gallery 444 PTown
Opening on Friday night.
Tom Ward is an American painter whose work follows the abstract expressionist praxis of unconventional mark making. He prefers scrapers, cups, and squeegees over traditional brushes. Most of the time, the work-in-progress is on the floor, and he’s either outstretched over it or running around it, manipulating the paint by pouring, smearing, splatting, or monoprinting the color directly to the canvas.
Ward wants his paintings to confront you with a raw honesty. They are not about anything conceptual or representational. Each piece records a series of personal decisions made through color, composition, and texture in a very specific window of time. They are what they are, and the viewer can experience them without the influence of outside preconceptions.
Contact:
614-668-7734
tojoward65@gmail.com
https://www.saatchiart.com/tomward
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