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by Onajídé Shabaka - 25 Apr., 2007
Performance Into Painting Performanceby Onajídé Shabaka David Rohn creates personages that are sharp and witty. And he does it with a feeling of authenticity. When he gets into character, he is there. His paintings, though "curated" are also authentic, in their sense of reality and their presentation to their audience. Rohn’s new paintings use multiple canvases with composite paintings to create three-dimensional (sculptural) objects. His familiar figurative images are arranged into geometrically abstract forms, examining two- and three-dimensional spatial relationships, abstraction and figuration and, subject and object. As Brünte Klaus, renowned Viennese curator and critic, we take a curator's guided tour of the exhibition including, questions and answers from the audience. Ms. Klaus does a marvelous job of the exhibition tour and provides insight into the work she has curated.
Hear Podcast of David Rohn as Brünte Klaus, renowned Viennese curator and critic. Click here to Listen Now! Miami based artist David Rohn has been the subject
of solo exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami,
Brook Dorsch and Kevin Bruk Galleries. Known for incorporating
performance art into his work, Rohn has also been recognized for
pieces such as Katzenjaimmer Kollection and, Le
Chateau Del Pueblo.
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