Kevin Watson American

More than a presentation of individual works, this exhibition highlights the relationships that shape artistic practice: the influences that spark ideas, the conversations that unfold between artists, and the shared...

As the year draws to a close, we invite you to celebrate the spirit of creativity and community at our annual holiday group show. This exhibition features a diverse array...

Step into a world of creativity that knows no boundaries, a world where imagination runs wild. Introducing 'Colors Gone Wild,' a captivating group holidays show that pushes the boundaries of...

I haven’t found a word that describes my art and process more accurately than
bricolage. Bricolage is derived from the French verb bricoler ("to tinker") that refers to the
remixture, reconstruction, and reuse of objects to produce new meaning, insight
and perhaps, a new cultural identity. A bricoleur is a person who engages in
bricolage.

Informed by a youth spent in farm shops, decades in advertising and publishing,
forays into countless galleries and museums both in the US and abroad, I’ve
collected memories and experiences that I use to construct ideas/concepts into
three-dimensional forms that would challenge conventional language.

For me, the process is like writing poetry, “Do I use a rusty screw or a brass one?
“Do I use a period or a line break?”

A piece is complete when nothing can be added or removed without changing the
intended meaning. I like for my works to have layers and to reward you if you are willing to spend
some time getting to know them and to engage in a dialogue. Hopefully, the
conversation takes you to an unexpected destination that you didn’t realize you
want to go.