Ted Kincaid: I DO NOT WANT THE CONSTELLATIONS ANY NEARER / / L.A. SKIES
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Dallas-based Ted Kincaid continues his current turn as one of our more successful home-town talents, with his latest show at Marty Walker. Kincaid’s hybrid works are usually explained as mixture of painting and photography, though the end result is unquestionably firmly rooted in the photographic. Kincaid cultures a kind of digital photographic "protoplasm" from which he brings new forms to life (in Frankensteinian terms). The resultant scenes and scenarios — usually skies and clouds — have every appearance of photographic realism with none of the ties to anything actual.
Ted Kincaid: I DO NOT WANT THE CONSTELLATIONS ANY NEARER / / L.A. SKIES
on view through February 13
Marty Walker Gallery, Dallas www.martywalkergallery.com
full review appears in current issue
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