An image begins with an idea that is refined through effort and time. Sometimes an artist deliberates over an image by redrawing it over and again. Other times, one image evolves into another like variations on a theme.
Re/play brings together repeating images, variations, and recurrences that show us how these artists are working through the complexities of what they see or how they see the world. Each frame gives us something more, like snapshots of a view from different angles. Replayed as a sequence, the vision is that much more beautiful, diverse and complete.
Leonard Wilson
Figure with Yellow Head, 2022
Reproduction print: archival ink on cotton
25-1/2" x 36-1/2"
Leonard Wilson
Blue Lips, 2022
Heart Face, 2022
Colored pencil, watercolor wash on paper
19-0" x 25-0"
Dylan Long
In Transition, 2018
Casa de Picasso, 2020
Reproduction print: archival ink on cotton
11-1/4" x 31-0" / 19-0" x 31-0"
Coastline at Night, 2021
Reproduction print: archival ink on cotton
22-1/2" x 47-1/2"
Dylan Long
Coastline at Night, 2021
Reproduction print: archival ink on cotton
22-1/2" x 47-1/2"
Michael Considine
Grass, 2013
Acrylic and pastel on craft paper
31-0" x 47-0"
Michael Considine
Shape Design, 2019
House on De La Vina Street, 2017
Colored pencil on paper
11-5/8" x 19-1/4" / 25-0" x 19-1/4"
Tom Neumeyer
Numbers (Red 70), 2014
H-47, 2014
Acrylic on paper
24-0" x 18-0"
Tom Neumeyer
Purple House, (Red 70), 2022
Robot Couple, 2022
Paint pens on chipboard
11-0" x 11-0"
Blue Totem, 2014
Acrylic on vellum
36-0" x 24-0"
Marc Sucher
Cyber Bee Transport, 2016
Weevil Under Construction, 2016
Cyber Bee Battle Cruiser, 2016
Colored pencil on paper
6-0" x 24-0" / 5-3/4" x 24-0 / 19-0" x 25-0"
Marc Sucher
Captain Hammer, 2018
The Spring of Gears, 2020
Colored pencil on paper
23-1/2" x 18-0" / 18-0" x 24-0"
Ben Watts
Black & White Futurama (Beatles' Version) , 2017
Futurama in Color of Parallel World Universe (and French Flag) , 2017
Futurama in Simpson's Colors , 2017
All New Futurama (in Teal and Crimson) , 2017
Colored pencil, print on paper
14-0" x 11-0"
Ben Watts
Herculoids, 2021
Digital illustration: archival ink on cotton
33-0" x 25-0"
