William Stockman January 29, 2010

William Stockman.
Paper Works Gallery.
January 29, 2010 – May 23, 2010.

William Stockman presents drawings that are often dark, fragmented, and mysterious. Though he typically depicts human figures, they are enigmatic and archetypal. Stockman often culls his images from daily newspapers, but he abstracts and disassembles them, simplifying them using bold outlines.

William Stockman’s exhibition is one of six exhibitions focused on the metaphysics of the human figure grouped under the title, 'Looking for the Face I Had Before the World Was Made.' Each of the artists explores how depicting the human figure can offer something more consequential than a simple catalogue of physical features.

*Friday evening, January 29, 2010 – Opening Celebration*

6–8 pm Members Reception
8–10 pm Public Opening

See the exhibitions. Meet the artists. Theremin performance. Psychic readings. Photo booth. Decompression Lounge.

The museum will be closed briefly from 4–6pm the night of the event to clean and polish.
Ample parking is available for $3 in the garage at 15th & Delgany.

For the Opening Reception: 5¢ for students, artists, physicians and metaphysicians. 10¢ for everyone else; Otherwise, General admission $10, Student and Senior admission $5. Members always free.

'Looking for the Face I Had Before the World Was Made' opens January 29, 2009 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver. The exhibition is sponsored in part by Amber & Michael Fries, Emily Sinclair & Jay Kenney, and MCA Denver’s Director’s Vision Society.

Official Website: http://mcadenver.org/index.php/exhibitions/William_Stockman