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Gary Gee

Indinapolis, Indiana, United States

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  1. F.R.E.D(Fascinating.Rugged.Engaging.Demeanor) by Gary Gee, Image 1.

    Gary Gee

    F.R.E.D(Fascinating.Rugged.Engaging.Demeanor), 2025

    Ceramic Sculpture, Underglaze, Glaze, Pastel, Chalk & Gold Luster on Speckled Buff

    7 x 7 x 6 in (17.78 x 17.78 x 15.24 cm)

  2. Piano Player by Gary Gee, Image 1.

    Gary Gee

    Piano Player, 2024

    Ceramic Sculpture - Glaze, Underglaze, Pastel, Chalk & Gold Luster on Stoneware

    8 x 7 x 5 in (20.32 x 17.78 x 12.7 cm)

Gary Gee, based in Indianapolis, IN, is a multi-faceted artist whose primary focus is on drawing, but his artistic expression extends to painting, ceramics, mixed media, murals, and installations. Influenced by early rap and hip-hop culture, German expressionism, and cultural references, Gee's work reflects a deep interest in urban architecture, art history, and travel. Inspired by the character J.J. Evans from the show Good Times, particularly the on-screen paintings created by artist Ernie Barnes, Gee draws from a wide range of influences, infusing his pieces with a signature style and sense of humor. His ongoing series of handcast ceramic heads and skulls showcase a fascination with materials, incorporating multiple layers of glazes, luster finishes, acrylic, and spray paint ornamentation.Gary Gee @originalgarygee About the Artwork: Nu Art A Facts (pronounced new artifacts) A genre coined by Gary Gee—this body of work blends non-functional ceramics and mixed media with the spirit of hip-hop, historical reflection, and cultural symbolism. Each piece operates as a sculptural archive—part testimony, part remix, part resistance. Rooted in street aesthetics but elevated through fine art language, Nu Art A Facts is a visual vernacular that reclaims narrative control and honors Black stories through form, texture, and coded language.
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