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① Artwork:
Untitled
In this work on paper, the artist uses black ink to create a busy composition filled with abstract figures and shapes. In the image, numerous humanoid forms with round heads and rectangular bodies interact with each other amid abstract objects dispersed across the canvas.
Donald Mitchell's drawings explore figural motifs, depicted as thick, square bodies often thronged into a dense crowd. Some of his compositions feature smears of color, yet his black-and-white works emit a starkness that suggests anonymity and an air of loneliness.
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③ Artist:
Donald Mitchell's drawings explore figural motifs, depicted as thick, square bodies often thronged into a dense crowd. Some of his compositions feature smears of color, yet his black-and-white works emit a starkness that suggests anonymity and an air of loneliness.
Donald Mitchell was born in 1951 in San Francisco, CA, and has been a Creative Growth artist since 1986.
Mitchell’s work has been exhibited at Collection de l’Art Brut in Lausanne, France; Gavin Brown’s Enterprise in New York, NY; Cavin-Morris in New York, NY; Ricco Maresca in New York, NY; Andrew Edlin Gallery in New York, NY; Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, CA; Rena Bransten Gallery in San Francisco, CA; the Berkeley Art Museum in Berkeley, CA; and Jennifer Lauren Gallery in London, UK.
His art resides in the permanent collection of the Centre Pompidou in Paris, France, and the Milwaukee Art Museum in Milwaukee, WI.
In this work on paper, the artist uses black ink to create a busy composition filled with abstract figures and shapes. In the image, numerous humanoid forms with round heads and rectangular bodies interact with each other amid abstract objects dispersed across the canvas.More
- Unframed
