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Additional Artworks

From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

  1. Red and Purple by Katherine Sehr, Image 1.

    Katherine Sehr

    Red and Purple, 2008

    Ink

  2. Michael Rouillard

    Untitled, 2008

    18.5 x 8.875 in

  3. Michael Rouillard

    Untitled, 2008

    16.75 x 7.125 in

  4. SSN# 174-63-1503 by David Ryan, Image 2.

    David Ryan

    SSN# 174-63-1503, 2008

    Mixed Media

    13.5 x 16 x 2 in

  5. Phil III, Chuck Close, 1982 by Victor Landweber, Image 2.

    Victor Landweber

    Phil III, Chuck Close, 1982, 2008

    Photograph

    12 x 16 in

  6. Picasso, Woman with Flowered Hat, Matisse, The Artist's Studio: The Dance by Victor Landweber, Image 2.

    Victor Landweber

    Picasso, Woman with Flowered Hat, Matisse, The Artist's Studio: The Dance, 2008

    Photograph

    16 x 12 in

  7. Uncovered Two by Jean Stamsta, Image 2.

    Jean Stamsta

    Uncovered Two, 2008

    Acrylic

    13.25 x 17.25 in

  8. Uncovered Three by Jean Stamsta, Image 1.

    Jean Stamsta

    Uncovered Three, 2008

    Acrylic

    10.75 x 12 in

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About the artist

David Ryan

American

b. 1971

David Ryan creates multiple layer wall sculptures from mundane materials, like undesirable MDF. Ryan takes inspiration from slick colors and lines of cars, electronic gadgets and household appliances, including functional design classics. The interlocking planes create an interplay of line, shape and shadow, generating perceptual challenges that captivate the viewer, compelling them to spatially interact with the pieces. Just as the physical planes of his work are shaped to reveal deeper layers, his pieces reveal perplexed details, distorting the boundaries between art and design, organic and machine, ordinary and ethereal.

Ryan received his BFA from the University of Texas at Austin, before making the move to earn his MFA from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas where he studied under Dave Hickey and Libby Lumpkin. David Ryan resides and works in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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