Eric LoPresti - Afterglow

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New work from the studio, 2010.



Current Shows land(e)scape: environmental impacts Luchsinger and Jacobs Galleries, Greenwich Academy, CT Jan 14 - Mar 5, 2010 Info Rule Gallery, Denver CO In association with Nathan Abels, Natural Causes Feb 5 - Mar 20, 2010		Recent Press Kyle MacMillan on the works at Rule Gallery Siong Chin on the works of Fade Mias de Ouro - Glamurama (translation here) Revel In New York - Artist Interview

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Brooklyn-based painter Eric LoPresti creates profound artworks of landscapes in conflict by juxtaposing color gradients with desert imagery.

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Afterglow

Afterglow is a dual-venue art exhibition with an associated series of public events, in Richland Washington. LoPresti grew up in Richland, and is drawn to the beauty of the desert, the historic significance of the Hanford Nuclear Site, and the relationship of science, environment, history and geography embodied by that region of the country.

This show, his first in his home town, will include 25 paintings and drawings, shown simultaneously at the Richland Public Library and the WSU Tri-Cities Exhibition Space.

Schedule
- Oct 7, 6pm - Vernissage/Opening at WSU Tri-Cities Exhibition Center
- Oct 8, 7pm - Keynote: Eric LoPresti and Pulitzer Prize-winning Author Richard Rhodes, author of The Making of the Atomic Bomb, WSU East Auditorium
- Oct 9, 1:30pm - Reception and Kids Activity Hour at the Richland Public Library
- Oct 9, 6:30pm - Panel discussion: Science & Aesthetics beyond Hanford, LIGO Auditorium
- Oct 11-12 - Community outreach to local schools
Major Supporting Organizations
- WSU Tri-Cities Exhibition Center
- Richland Public Library
- LIGO Hanford
- Herbert M. Parker Foundation
- Like the Spice Gallery, New York
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2010

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Rattlesnake Mountain
2009, Oil on linen, 60 x 35 inches

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Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory
2009, Oil on linen, 60 x 40 inches

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