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Article: Opposites, successfully married
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- November 11, 2009
- Author:
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"So what is this show?" Matthew Rich asks in his artist's
statement for "IRE & ICE," his solo exhibit at samson. "In and out,
single and multiple, intention and accident, refined and crappy . .
."
He goes on. It's the sort of non-specific artist's statement that
can drive a concrete thinker crazy. But often, art that successfully
marries opposites breaks old molds. It's true here. Rich's painted
paper constructions are sharply intelligent and often surprising.
Rich thoughtfully crafts every element. At the same time, his pieces
look battered, like something you'd find tacked to a refrigerator
with a magnet.
Rich makes his work out of pieces of paper that are painted and
fastened together ...
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