Vivtori Contemporary at SCOPE Miami 2012

Scope Miami 2012

Gregory Hayes at SCOPE Miami! Booth G06: Victori Contemporary.

Artwork & Artbridge

I am happy to announce that one of my paintings is now available for purchase through ArtBridge. ArtBridge is a New York City-based nonprofit organization committed to the development and support of local and emerging artists. Please check out their link below to find out more about ArtBridge and the artwork available... read all

http://art-bridge.org/aw2012

 Reticulum #1, woven acrylic mounted on paper, 2012, 12 x 16 inches framed

Brooklyn Museum: GO - Open Studio Project.

On September 8–9, 2012, artists across Brooklyn will open their studio doors, so that you can decide who will be featured in an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum... read all

Gregory Hayes' studio profile: http://www.gobrooklynart.org/studio/hayesgregoryd

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COMUNE // NEW WORK BY GREGORY HAYES

The paintings in the Amalgamation series do not have a narrative, and are not suggestions of something outside of themselves. Instead, each painting evokes a concern and fascination in itself, its complexities, its visual dynamics, its achievement of manipulation and technique, and the demonstration of artistic capacity. – Gregory Hayes

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                      "1st Amalgamation” acrylic on canvas 2012 48″ x 48″

                      "1st Amalgamation” detail

ab2 at CAMBA Gardens

ArtBridge is very pleased to announce its first ab2 project at the future site of CAMBA Gardens, a joint affordable housing venture between CAMBA Inc. and Kings County Hospital Center (KCHC). With this ab2 project, ArtBridge brings work by seven local emerging artists featured in installations past, covering 151 linear feet along Clarkson and Albany Avenues in East Flatbush with their art... read all

   Gregory Hayes, Temporal Shift Installation 2012, Brooklyn, NY

COMUNE/DROP CITY WELCOMES GREGORY HAYES

COMUNE/Drop City is excited to announce the addition of multimedia artist Gregory Hayes.

“I believe painting is a window into an artist’s soul. An artist can convey ideas beyond words, changing the viewer’s perception of the world. Art is not a luxury but a necessary part of existence. It can reveal the very essence of life, showing us our weaknesses and sorrows, but also lifting us to incredible heights of joy.” – Gregory Hayes

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National Works on Paper Winners Announced at McNeese

Gregory Hayes of Brooklyn, N.Y. was selected by Juror Lynn Gumpert, director of New York University's Grey Art Gallery, for the Juror's Mention Award... read all

6th Annual Art Bash Auction

**Worldwide bidding is open!**

A new work by artist Gregory Hayes is now available at the 6th Annual Art Bash Auction! Sale benefits the Philip J. Steele Arts Education Foundation.



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       Gregory Hayes, Untitled, acrylic paint, 2012, 12 x 16 inches    

Artbridge Spring Art Auction

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Millay Colony

I was selected to be an artist-in-resident at the Millay Colony in Austerlitz, NY. The Colony sits on a seven-acre campus bordered by Edna St. Vincent Millay's former house and gardens and the beautiful Harvey Mountain State Forest.

25th Annual Works on Paper Exhibition

Gregory Hayes will be showing new work at the Abercrombie Gallery at the Mcneese State University.  

Made in NY 2012

BRENDA TAYLOR GALLERY

The Dome

Gregory Hayes was recently featured in a show curated by Vik Muniz, Amani Olu, and Eugenie Tsai in conjunction with ArtBridge. After being selected by the curatorial panel, Hayes was given a special grant based on his excellence, process, and the execution of his artwork.

"I spin preexisting images at various speeds and photograph them. In this process, the colors in the original images visually amalgamate, creating a new spectrum of colors and a new overall pattern. My interest lies in temporarily changing an image visually, without changing its physical properties; the photograph is taken during a temporal shift in visual perception, but returns to its original state. In this moment of visual flux a new image is found. The original representational images are transformed into abstractions."       -Gregory Hayes

More About Temporal Shift:

Gregory Hayes, Concentric Circle #1, 2006, silver gelatin, 7 x 7 inches  

"Recently five photographs of mine were selected to be а part of ArtBridge's "Works in Progress," a large-scale art installation in downtown Brooklyn, New York. I started developing these photographs in 2006 in a class I was taking with Gary Emrich at Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design. In order to get to the darkroom on campus I had to walk through a ceramics studio. One day I grabbed a small banding wheel and brought it down in to the darkroom. I began spinning photographic paper and projecting images of myself onto it, creating various forms of concentric circles. Living in Brooklyn, I no longer have immediate access..... read all

Gering & López Gallery

New York, NY

Gregory Hayes is now a Preparator at the Gering & López Gallery.