[December 11, 2008] In “The Dot is In!”, Paul Kolker exhibits a new series of modular and colorful dot paintings that play on the intersection of the digital world of data and the physical world of our senses. The show is the metaphorical holiday season...
[September 25, 2008] In “Happy Birthday, World!,” Kolker continues his experiment in perception, using paintings and high-definition photographs. The show’s opening precedes Rosh Hashana, which simultaneously celebrates the new year and the birthday...
[July 17, 2008] In “About Faces, too”, Kolker continues his art as an experiment by using the mind’s eye as a measuring and framing instrument for what we choose to see. How we see things, beyond the neuromolecular physiology of vision, is...
[May 15, 2008] In “Prone to Being Supine,” Kolker engages art as a process-driven experiment, but this time using the narrow-angle telephoto lens in the recreation of the so-called “artificial perspective” of Andrea Mantegna’s renaissance...
[March 13, 2008] In “The Rule of Nine”, Kolker uses his process based art as a perceptual narrative about freedom of expression and speech as protected by the United States constitution. The show’s title bears reference to the nine United States...
[December 20, 2007] “Forms, spaces and surfaces…and colors, too”, is the continuation of Kolker’s experiment which tests and questions what we see in our contemporary world as influenced by computer and television screens filled with colors...
