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FeelLicks_Keith Print
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As for the Feel Licks work, these started out from my old love of cartoons in the 1970's and how Raymond Pettibon and Jean Michel Basquiat would paint batman, or Warhol would paint Mickey Mouse. Well I loved this sticker depicting that I bought of “Felix the Cat, used for my surfboard a few years back when taking my kid to comicon, and I wanted it to marry with the logo already on the board. But the face of the sticker looked over done and played out, so I cut the face in half at the eyes. Then I sort of liked having half of the face on top of this rectangle Gordon & Smith logo. The half of face cut at the eyes, fit seamless. So I thought about a painting of that with the words "Fell Licks" that said the same name in how its sounded just like "Felix".
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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper
Size:10 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:15.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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1961 Born: NYC 1983 School of Visual Arts -BFA 1983 Summer works Seminar-Painting The Works created have appeared in dozens of one-man and group exhibitions. The work evolves in and out of abstraction and expressionism, searching new ways to depict figures and inventing space with unerring focus often in a more primitive vocabulary. Struggles at stages are not shunned; feels it helps gently slow the process, often germinating richer versions out of previous works. Sculpture and paint resurfaced again in later years with attempts to revitalize the medium and bring in abstract chaos appealing more to a subversive way. It is that spark or feeling you get when something excites you, that is the source when creating new art in hopes it develops into authentic work. A documentary film on the work was in the Metropolitan Museum of Arts (program for art on film) through out the 1990's, as well as work selected for books and exhibitions by curators form the Whitney Museum and Met. One work not shown, entitled "Assembled liberty" was also selected for an SVA ten-year retrospective exhibition at the Leo Castelli gallery.
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