My earlier still life paintings focused on simple objects like folding chairs, umbrellas, broken toys, or paper airplanes. These objects were painted directly from life as they lay on the studio floor. The goal was that the works be visually pleasing and enjoyable in the formal sense, emphasizing process and the tactile qualities of paint as opposed to taking a photorealistic approach to the subject matter. My recent work draws from mass media images of the chaos that is so much a part of life
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View moreArtist Style: Visual: Representational; Social Commentary
The work of Myers explores present and pending natural disasters, war, and the general indiscretion of man in the search for redemption.
$500-$5,000
BFA Painting, Herron School of Art, 2002
Primary Colours; 2006: Just Another Day in Paradise Stutz Art Gallery – Indianapolis, IN; 2005: Indiana Now! The Art Museum of Greater Lafayette – Lafayette, IN; 2004: New Paintings Domont Studio Gallery – Indianapolis,
Efroymson Contemporary Arts Fellow
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Hello, Brian. I am with The Damien Center, and in the course of cleaning up our database, I was trying to find a current address for you. Your work is quite stunning, and perhaps even more appropriate for us than it was when you made your contribution to us years ago. You may want to report to this site that it links to a spam site for your ‘website’ link. And if you care to, I would appreciate a
View moreHello, Brian. I am with The Damien Center, and in the course of cleaning up our database, I was trying to find a current address for you. Your work is quite stunning, and perhaps even more appropriate for us than it was when you made your contribution to us years ago. You may want to report to this site that it links to a spam site for your ‘website’ link. And if you care to, I would appreciate a current address for you – either studio or home, whichever you prefer. Thank you. Tami Ramaker, Development Manager, The Damien Center
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