Open House: Bernard Dunaux
Born in Australia, Bernard Dunaux studied art in Paris before making Los Angeles his home. Inspired by the great minimalist painters, he has...
Matt Devine makes a demanding material feel unexpectedly light. Working in steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and bronze, he builds sculptures whose repeating forms suggest movement and balance. A self-taught artist who learned metal fabrication alongside his father, he draws on the meeting of industrial materials and the natural world.
Finding Lightness in Metal
His solo exhibition, Walk with Me, at the Oceanside Museum of Art brought that sensibility into an immersive setting inspired by the Oregon landscape. Meeting Matt at the gallery offers a more personal way to explore the same ideas: the rhythm of repeated shapes, the spaces between them, and the work involved in making metal appear almost weightless.
We welcome those who already know his sculpture and anyone encountering it for the first time. Stop in to meet Matt, bring your questions about his process, and spend some time with the other artists on display.
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Open House: Matt Devine
Matt Devine makes a demanding material feel unexpectedly light. Working in steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and bronze, he builds sculptures whose...
Open House: Larry Kagan
The image in a Larry Kagan sculpture takes shape on the wall. Carefully arranged steel and a precisely positioned light produce a recognizable shadow...