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‘A Single’ by Robert Koss featured in NYC4PA’s ‘One 2023’ Gallery

JUROR’S SELECTION

Robert Koss
A Single


THE CALL
“One singular sensation” what a great song. This call is about images with a single compelling focal point. It could be a person or thing that is alone in the frame or an element of a large grouping that clearly stands out. A field of lilacs with a single bright red rose would fit the bill as would a portrait reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth’s “Christina’s World”, and the single shell on a vast beach. ~  https://www.nyc4pa.com/one-1

THE JUROR

Paula Tognarelli is the former Executive Director of the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, MA. As the executive director she produced approximately 54 exhibitions per year having started as an intern in 2001. She graduated from Boston University’s Masters in Art Administration program in 2003. Ms. Tognarelli has juried and curated well over 100 exhibitions for other institutions nationally and internationally.

THE GALLERY

The mission of the New York Center for Photographic Art is to provide exhibition opportunities in the vibrant New York City gallery world to photographers around the globe. @https://www.nyc4pa.com

ONE 2023

See how they captured each selective focus: One 2023

It’s sensational.

https://www.nyc4pa.com/one-1

Celebrate abstraction in art @ “Abstract Zone 2023”

“Walrus Meld” by Robert Koss will be featured in the Exhibizone’s “Abstract Zone 2023”

“Abstract Zone 2023”
A unique smart online international group exhibition to celebrate abstraction in art.

Be there: August 5th – October 5th

Check it out: www.exhibizone.com/exhibitions


About the Work

“Walrus Meld” by Robert Koss

Materials: Metal Print (Dye sublimation process)

Series: Smash-up/Mash-up/Cut-up

For the Smash-up/Mash-up/Cut-up series of work I photograph plastic models I had made as a child, on poster board in bright day-glo colors that evoke the promise and freshness of childhood. I then smash and rephotograph them. Afterwards I sometimes combine the before and after photographs, other times use just the smashed ones. Recently I have cut away portions of the photographs to reveal what is underneath and create a sense of movement. This destruction of childhood achievement and deconstruction of childhood illusions results in works that use chance and the juxtaposition of contrasting colors to suggest depth and create new art. Evoking something bright and shining from the past though now broken and flawed. /Robert Koss


The Inspiration: The Supermarine Walrus was a British amphibious maritime patrol aircraft designed by R.J. Mitchell in 1933, used by the Royal Navy, Royal Air Force, Irish Air Corps and the Royal Australian Air Force during World War II. Photo by Royal Navy official photographer William Berwick Reid – This photograph A 15215 comes from the collections of the Imperial War Museums (collection no. 4700-01), Public Domain. – Wikipedia


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