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C24 Gallery was established in New York in 2011, and is committed to showcasing contemporary art. The gallery provides a platform for artists who have achieved critical acclaim in diverse locales. C24 gallery represents artists working in all formats and media and remains dedicated to a geographically diverse program.
MIKE DARGAS Mike Dargas is an artist living and working in Cologne, Germany. Inspired by Dali, Caravaggio and HR Giga, Dargas explores themes of reality and the surreal in his hyperrealistic oil paintings and charcoal drawings. His quest for perfection results in works that read like photographs, snapshots of mental states.
I Won’t Cry For You Oil on canvas 79.53 x 55.91 x 1.57in. (202 x 142 x 4cm)
Empire of Clouds, 2016 oil on canvas 79.53 x 55.91 x 1.57in. (202 x 142 x 4cm)
Running Free, Diptych, 2016 Oil on canvas Framed Dimensions: 59.84 x 72.44 x 1.57in. (152 x 184 x 4cm) Each panel: 59.84 x 59.84 x 1.57 in / 59.84 x 12.59 x 1.57 in
CAROLE FEUERMAN Carole A. Feuerman is acknowledged as one of the world’s most prominent hyperrealist sculptors. Feuerman works in a variety of media including resin, marble and bronze, she has distinguished her skill in each by defining and recreating the human condition. Feuerman sculpts life-size, monumental and miniature works, painting them with hundreds of layers before achieving human-like tones.
Miniature Balance with Silver Leaf Edition of 10 Oil on resin 19.5 x 18.5 x 9.1in. (49.5 x 47 x 23.1cm)
Yasemin Edition of 6 Oil on resin 28 x 16 x 6in. (71.1 x 40.6 x 15.2cm)
TOP (L to R) Blue Cap on Black, Blue Cap on pink BOTTOM (L to R) Pink Cap on White, Pink Cap on Black Edition of 20 30 x 38in. (76.2 x 96.5cm)
NICK GENTRY Drawing on recycled and obsolete technological materials as the grounds for his paintings, Londonbased artist Nick Gentry creates a conversation between digital and analog processes. Gentry constructs his painting supports out of materials such as 35mm film negatives, VHS cassettes, X-ray prints, and floppy discs. The materials are sourced directly from members of the public in a ‘social art’ project.
Composition Number 2 Film negatives, x-ray and acrylic paint on acrylic sheet with LED, mounted on wood panel 73 x 48in. (185.4 x 121.9cm)
Composition Number 3 Film negatives, and acrylic paint on acrylic sheet with LED, mounted on wood panel 40.5 x 40.75 x 3in. (102.9 x 103.5 x 7.6cm)
Orion Oil and used computer disks on wood 29.875 x 29.625 x 2.25in. (55.9 x 53.3cm)
DIL HILDEBRAND Canadian artist Dil Hildebrand’s work centers on the architectural and constructed image. Often working in large format, his paintings mimic the scale and structure of architecture, framing the body in life-sized patterns. Inspired by ancient Roman trompe l’oeil frescoes and informed by a diversity of other influences his paintings explore this shared lineage of architectural formation with painted images.
Ambivalence Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 82.5 x 57 x 1.625in. (209.6 x 144.8 x 4.1cm)
Undercover Oil and acrylic on acrylic panel 49 x 37in. (124.46 x 93.9)
Correspondence Oil and acrylic on canvas 82.5 x 57 x 1.625in. (209.6 x 144.8 x 4.1cm)
KATJA LOHER Katja Loher draws attention to the silent and gradual extinction of many species through the artifice of creating digital alternative interpretations and recombinations of reality. For over a decade, she has experimented with various forms of Videosculpture, combining nature and technology in a collective effort with architects, dancers, choreographers, anthropologists, costume designers and fabricators.
How Can Bees Ask for Help with Their Dancing Alphabet? Single-channel video, 6:15 minutes, looped Hand-blown glass bubble, video screen embedded in white acrylic 15 x 20 x 12in. (38.1 x 50.8 x 30.5cm)
Can a Hummingbird Fly Backward to the Origin of the World? 4-channel video composition with sound, 7min, looped video screens embedded in black matt acrylic rechargeable batteries on/off switch and sound control 20.5 x 20.5 x 20in. (52 x 52 x 50cm)
Elmtree 1 Gray Elm Tree stump with 3 video-bubbles, 3-Channel video composition with sound, 9:20min, looped, Video projectors embedded found tree stump on/off switch and sound control 27 x 14 x 13.5in. (68.6 x 35.6 x 34.3cm)
İRFAN ÖNÜRMEN Turkish artist, İrfan Onurmen’s work reveals the relationships and discrepancies between personal and public experience as seen through the lens of contemporary media. Önürmen addresses the impact of mass media on human experience and its visual representation through collage, painting, and sculpture.
D Series No. 4 Textile materials, acrylic and layers of tulle on stretcher bar 74.8 x 49.2 in. (190 x 125cm)
Pose, 2016 Textile materials, acrylic and layers of tulle on stretcher bar 88.58 x 62.75 x 1in. (225 x 159.4 x 2.5cm)
Gaze Series #36, 2014 Multi-layered cut tulle mounted on canvas 78.5 x 56.5 x 3.375in. (199.4 x 143.5 x 8.6cm)
SEÇKIN PIRIM Turkish artist, Seckin Pirim’s conceptual sculptures explore form, color, and pattern. Working in a variety of media, his artworks examine the relationship between object and space, the dichotomy between nature and culture, and the line between art and design. His sculptures are neo-minimalist forms of expression as well as contemporary strategies of art and design.
No. 7 Metallic paint on 160 pieces of 300 gr bristol paper, cut out 37.01 x 87.01 x 2.17in. (221 x 94 x 5.5cm)
I Think Therefore I Am, Nobody Said You Don’t Exist, 2016 Metallic paint on plexiglass 157.48 x 157.48 x 9.84in. (100 x 100 x 25cm)
Me and Myself Metallic paint on plexiglass 157.48 x 59 x 39.38in. (400 x 150 x 100cm)
REGINA SCULLY New Orleans-based painter, Regina Scully, creates micro-universes that resonate between the familiar and the unknown. Her mindscapes incorporate different perspectives of space, and suggestive fragments of objects and phenomena. Her paintings and works on paper become personalized dreamscapes for the viewer, with enveloping, rhythmic labyrinths to enter and travel through, wherein the viewer experiences thoughts and visions through association and memory.
Horizon 9 Acryllic on canvas 39 x 63in. (99.1 x 160cm)
Wandering City Acryllic on canvas 48 x 60in. (121.9 x 152.4)
Horizon 18 Acrylic and graphite on Stonehenge 100% cotton rag paper 22 x 30in. (55.9 x 76.2cm)
CHRISTIAN VINCENT Christian Vincent’s dream-like paintings explore the dynamics of conformity and desire in social situations within the framework of a post-industrial world. His strong compositions feel melancholic and evoke a sense of isolation. The subjects, often youthful figures on the verge of adulthood, capture a sense of innocence confronted with the compromises of modern life.
Dissolve, 2016 Oil on canvas 100 x 90in. (254 x 228.6cm)
Untitled, 2016 Oil on canvas 48 x 60in (121.9 x 152.4cm)
Periscope, 2016 Oil on canvas 80 x 90in. (203.2 x 228.6cm)
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