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David Rhoads
David Rhoads catalogs observations, snapshots, and memories, into intimate watercolor paintings on repurposed Metropolitan Museum of Art letterhead.
My watercolor paintings are always on 8 ½” x 11” pieces of paper because, to me, it feels like a common language, something we all know so well. I enjoy the idea of taking that everyday thing (just like the everyday image), something that we handle (or see) every day, and transforming it into an object (or picture) of infinite possibilities, one that contains a multitude of feelings, hard-won by hours of looking, of dreaming, of putting paint onto paper.
About the Artist
David Rhoads (b. 1987) is a New York-based artist who makes watercolor and acrylic paintings of everyday images. David graduated with a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and currently works as Senior Collections Manager in The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. His work has been exhibited in Kansas City and St. Louis, MO as well as in Brooklyn, NY. Select publication features include KC Studio Magazine and the Kansas City Star, and he has held residencies with The Charlotte Street Foundation and The Vermont Studio Center.
News and Notables
DREAM BIG, solo exhibition, Crystal Visions, 2019
David Schmavid, solo exhibition at Hancock Street, 2018
With A Little Help From My Friends, solo exhibition at Dad Gallery, 2016
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