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Colors Square Routes: The Art of Michael Griesgraber - Hardcover

Grilli, Stephanie

 
9781634132695: Colors Square Routes: The Art of Michael Griesgraber

Synopsis

In Griesgraber's hard-edge geometric paintings, he saturates hues that contest with one another for visual prominence, resulting in dynamic configurations that perpetually realign.

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About the Author

Michael Griesgraber was born in St. Paul, Minnesota.After getting his BFA in studio arts from the University of Minnesota, he attend Syracuse University, earning an MFA in advertising design, studying with Herb Lubalin, Lou Dorfsman and Don Trousdell.Griesgraber's early career included stints as a photographer in the Navy, a graphic designer for the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and an ad agency account executive. His years in advertising and marketing included working for a number of technology companies including Control Data, Seagate Technology, Nortel and Zebra, as well as BBDO, the world's most-awarded advertising agency.Currently living in Las Vegas, Nevada, Griesgraber devotes himself full time to being an artist. Michael's painting "No Direction Home" was one of just 100 works of art accepted from over 1,700 entries to the 2013 "COLOR" national show juried by Lauren Hickson, curator, of New York's Solomon Guggenheim Museum.

From the Inside Flap

"Michael Griesgraber of Las Vegas, Nevada is a contemporary colorist. His acrylic paintings definitely pack a punch that is unforgettable. 'Cracked' is one of those wonderful upbeat works with the polychromatic palette with geometric abstraction formation. The near symmetrical, yet asymmetrical arrangement in 'No Direction Home' is rich in color and direction and too works very well in a square format. And 'Over vs Under', somewhat unsettling in direction, yet intriguing in concept and awesome in color tonality. Yet, with a more controlled orchestration, 'Receding Square' is quite nice in terms of the color as well as the sense of the implied three-dimensionality." Laurence Bradshaw, PhD, University of Nebraska, Upstream People Gallery Curator

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