FROM BEIGE TO INFINITY
January 13, 2012
Tomorrow, Canadian-via-Bushwick artist Brian Kokoska presents a new exhibition of his paintings in Vancouver, abjectly titled Beige Infinity. But titles can be misleading. Both grim and exuberant, Kokoska’s work is often recognized by its chaotic strokes and vivid colors, sometimes forming—or malforming—subjects that evoke gleeful, deranged children, hysterics, or clowns.
The show runs from January 14 to February 25 at Blanket Gallery.
KEYWORDS: art, Blanket Gallery, Brian Kokoska
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