Don Suggs' One Man Group
Show is a survey exhibition spanning 38 years of the work
the Los Angeles-based artist. It represents the continuity
of a singular vision in multiple forms and will include:
drawing, painting, photography and sculpture.
A fully illustrated catalogue will be
published on the occasion of One Man Group Show, with an
essay by exhibition co-curator Doug Harvey, artist and
art critic, and a foreword by co-curator Meg Linton, Director
of the Ben Maltz Gallery. The catalogue also includes text
by Nevin Shriner, writer and critic, and an original poem
by Paul Vangelisti, chair, Otis graduate studies: Writing.
Video
Click below to see Don Suggs and Meg
Linton talk about "One Man Group Show" show
at the Ben Maltz Gallery.
Selected articles
Pagel, David. "'It's always an adventure: A diverse and conundrum-filled
exhibit by Don Suggs at Otis College fosters a sense of discovery." Los
Angeles Times, 18 April 2007.
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to read the full article
Meyers, Holly. "Disruptive
Influences - Don Suggs is all over the place - in a
good way."
LA
Weekly, 27 April 2007.
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to read the full article
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