JOSHUA MEYER has shown his work all around the the world, and has received numerous honors and awards including this year’s Massachusetts Cultural Council award. His energetic swipes of paint are layered with a palette knife. Meyer creates human forms that seem to emerge and then disappear from behind a chaotic, water-like veil. These roughly realized paintings have a primitive energy that makes them as much about the physical process of painting as about the figural identity of the imagery. His surfaces are loaded with paint. They reveal the artistic process while involving the viewer in each artistic decision along the way... whether they know it or not.
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