UNTITLED (NEW WORKS)
New works by Matthew Feyld
matthewfeyld.blogspot.com/

Opening Reception:	Friday, Mar.13th  7-11PM
On View:	Mar. 13th – Apr. 3rd, 2009

(Los Angeles, CA) Thinkspace Gallery is proud to present Untitled (New Works), the second solo exhibition with our gallery from Saskatchewan based artist Matthew Feyld. This exhibition will feature new paintings on wood panel and canvas along with works on paper and an installation. In addition to Untitled (New Works), we will also be presenting the debut solo show, The Sins of Atticus Finch, from Virginia based artist David MacDowell in our project room.

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Untitled (New Works) from Matthew Feyld:
Matthew Feyld is a Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (home of Olympia brewing) based artist. His drawing process is a combination of imagination and reality. Feyld’s work creates an on going narrative, often drawn from real events, and experiences leaving a large amount of room for interpretation. Ink, watercolour, and acrylic are the tools he uses to create a world where both human and animal share more than just their boots.

Feyld has exhibited with Krets (Malmo, Sweden), Together Gallery (Portland), Cinders (Brooklyn), Giant Robot (NYC, San Francisco), Rough Trade (London, England), Grasshut (Portland), Tag Art Gallery (Nashville), The Untitled Gallery (Melbourne, Australia), BLVD. Gallery (Seattle), Third Drawer Down Gallery (Victoria, Australia), Galerie Rouje (Quebec City, Quebec), Boontling Gallery (Oakland), Mendal Art Gallery (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan), and several others. His work has been published in the NY Times Magazine and Ruby Magazine and has been included in numerous art fairs including last years Bridge Art Fair in the UK as well as the Aqua Art Fair and Gen Art Vanguard during Art Basel in Miami.

Artist blog: http://matthewfeyld.blogspot.com
Artist Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/driftwould/
Sneak Peek of Untitled (New Works): http://www.flickr.com/photos/thinkspace/sets/72157613106721561/

while you’re there check out this show in the thinkspace project room