New Auction Presents Thrush Holmes: This is Some Louvre Shit
Jan 17
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Thrush Holmes steps away from the flat canvas and explores the 3D form in this exciting exhibition presented by New Auction.
Thrush’s technique of spraying out works with the use of expended fire extinguishers filled with heavily pigmented paints will be explored on multiple surfaces. This exhibition will bring together his energetic neon and paint work in a way that he has never produced to date. Multiple parts will be assembled to create one breathtaking form that will be both aesthetically and functionally dramatic.
Pieces from the assembly will be offered for sale at the event. Purchase on-site with pick-up upon completion.
Participants
Thrush Homes, Colen Colthurst (Porch Modern), Derreck Martin (East Room)Acknowledgements
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50 Carroll Street, Toronto
8:00pm – 1:00am
- Architecture
- Art
- Craft
- Experience Design
- Furniture Design
- Industrial Design
- Installation
- Interior Design
- Lighting
- Multidisciplinary
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