PAUL KOLKER
works
CURRENT EXHIBITION
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On Display Now
Dialogical Perception…
Art as Experiment
PRIOR EXHIBITIONS
Select Works
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
Paintings Which Speak to Me…
Paintings Which Speak to Me... Grandpa Murray and His Amazing ‘Fire Engine Red’ Super Pumper
511 West 25th Street, New York City
April 2 through May 30, 2020
In his exhibition, Kolker uses painting over prints of photographs of Grandpa Murray and FDNY’s 1965 Super Pumper. Sandwiched to the figural paintings are multiple layers of colorful, gestural and abstract dot decalcomania paintings which abstractify the figural image as holiday lights tend to do; cheering-up the spectator’s affect.
Abstract Decalcomania – An Experiment In Perception
Ongoing
This ongoing satellite exhibition of select works from Abstract Decalcomania – An Experiment In Perception can be viewed at 600 Third Avenue in New York City. Kolker, as both artist and curator, is known to create and exhibit his art as an experiment in perception, testing our experience. Because technology has changed the ways we see, understand and communicate by using devices with flat screens, display grids and colored dots of light, the dot remains Kolker’s focus; but in this expansive exhibition, there is a new twist.
PAUL KOLKER
Recent Exhibitions
Paul Kolker: The Best Is Yet To Be… Overpainted Tears
Curated by the artist and published online by Media-Star.Page 1 of 3 For decades Kolker studied ibn Ezra’s scriptural commentaries and liturgical poems. In December 2019, Kolker once again read Robert Browning's poem, Rabbi Ben Ezra. 'The best is yet to be' had...
Paul Kolker: The Best Is Yet To Be… Overpainted Tears – 3
Contemporary artist Paul Kolker’s abstract art exhibition
Paul Kolker: The Best Is Yet To Be… Overpainted Tears – 2
Curated by the artist and published online by Media-Star.Page 2 of 3 Using a macro lens or the zoom function on your smart phone or tablet are good ways to study Kolker's abstract decalcomania. Both full color and grayscale versions connote the extreme...