the Office.
Art Gallery
A long strange trip
Featuring
ALYSS ESTAY AND ZACH STORM
On display at THE OFFICE.
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Thrush Holmes, "Tropical Magic"
Joe Garvey, "Blue Hills"
Zach Storm, "Passageway 4" (A Layered History)
Zach Storm, "Passageway 7" (A Layered History)
Zach Storm, "Passageway 8" (A Layered History)
Zach Storm, "Untitled" (Rub Painting)
Zach Storm, "Untitled" (Rub Painting)
Zach Storm, "Untitled" (Rub Painting)
Zach Storm, "Untitled" (Rub Painting)
Zach Storm, "Untitled" (Halcyon Painting)
Zach Storm, "Untitled" (Halcyon Painting)
Zach Storm, "Untitled" (Halcyon Painting)
Alyss Estay, "Before I Was A Fancy French Restaurant"
Alyss Estay, "Life & Death"
Alyss Estay, "Cy Press"
Alyss Estay, "Blue Sun, Gold Hill"
Alyss Estay,"Blue Sun, Gold Hill"
Alyss Estay, "Underneath the Juniper"
Alyss Estay, "Premonition"
Alyss Estay, "Dune II"
Alyss Estay, "Dune III"
Alyss Estay, "Dune IV"
Alyss Estay "Illuminating Tensions II"
Thrush Holmes
Toronto based, Thrush Holmes creates diverse compositions in the form of several disciplines ranging from abstract painting to photographic-based mixed-media.
His most recent body of work (attached) integrates painting, collage and neon. Experimentation plays a big part in the creative process, therefore he works mostly on panel when he paints as opposed to canvas - “This allows me to scrape off the loss and reclaim the substrate for a new life
JASON SEIFE
Miami Native, Jason Seife references old Persian carpets. Jason revives these old weavings from his Middle Eastern background, by tediously painting them on canvas in colors and mediums that were not normally used in their origin.
The creation of these works is both a therapeutic and a spiritual process. Seife channels his obsession with detail into the intricate geometry and compositions of the carpets. Jason specifically correlated each color and pattern to what state of mind and emotion he was in while creating the specific work, thus displaying a chronological timeline of both his mental and emotional state embedded in to the paintings.
MATT MCCORMICK
Matt McCormick is a multimedia artist, based in Los Angeles, California. In his long range of works, McCormick draws inspiration from the American West, embracing aspects of California’s past such as the homestead towns, plateau landscapes, gold rush bonanzas and 1920s Hollywood glamour.
His works reflect on the physical aspects of the American West, with dejected and disposable objects and the tenacious cultural legacy that was the Wild West. McCormick’s art draws nostalgia for a fabled past, while shining light on the realities of poverty in the Los Angeles community
ADAM RABinowitz
Adam Rabinowitz works within the mediums of painting, sculpture and installation. His works are manifestations of appearance and disappearance through matter, space and light. His process begins with raw, unprimed linen, on which he paints gradient fields of color.
The gradient colors create an effect of depth of field in the background. Adam then silkscreens images
onto the painted linen, combining graphic and painterly means, deep and flat.
HISTORY
Founded by Matthew Chevallard, a young collector and passionate supporter of the arts. Matthew introduced the Office. in Miami, in 2017, specializing in modern and contemporary art. Almost 3 years later, the gallery has
noticeably extended its stable of emerging artists. In its three years in the industry, the Office. has evolved into a
Miami and East Coast frontrunner among competing galleries.
The first show featured some of Miami's finest artists in Michael Vasquez, Johnny Robles, and Jason Seife which debuted during Art Basel 2017. Following the first show, the Office.’s vibrant contemporary program added to its artist pool, the works of
leading international artists including Eduardo Sarabia, Thrush Holmes, Matt McCormick, Joel Messler, Robert
Longo, Jason Seife, Richard Prince, Simon Vargas, Adam Rabinowitz, Zach Storm, Alyss Estay, Laura Hendricks, Brian Batt, Esteban Swayze, and Aron Barath
Most recently, the THE OFFICE. is featuring a Group Exhibition with LA artists Alyss Estay and Zach Storm.
The exhibition, A Long Strange Trip, is currently on display.
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