Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the 2016 Caleb Hahne solo show Beyond the Veil at RULE Gallery.
This thread gives a lot of pictures from the show. It also discusses various aspects of Hahne's work that I like.
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Monday, December 30, 2019
3/31/16 preview of Caleb Hahne solo show at RULE Gallery
Here is the link to my Twitter thread preview of the 2016 Caleb Hahne solo show at RULE Gallery.
This preview gives a couple pictures of Hahne's work, as well as a quick background on Hahne's style and show.
This preview gives a couple pictures of Hahne's work, as well as a quick background on Hahne's style and show.
Friday, January 18, 2019
7/18/15 review of Caleb Hahne exhibit Evening Ceremonies at SVPERORDINARY
Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the 2015 exhibition Evening Ceremonies by Caleb Hahne at the Denver art gallery SVPERORDINARY.
Up to this point, a lot of Hahne's work dealt with taking found images of Classical sculpture, digitally manipulating the images, then rendering the imagery, mostly in ballpoint pen, if I remember correctly, then further manipulating the images with media such as nail polish. He would also paint pop-art-style swatches of colorful paint on the images. The SVPERORDINARY show kind of broke free of some of those old styles, and I discuss that in my Twitter thread. The thread also contains a lot of images of Hahne's work.
Unfortunately, SVPERORDINARY is no longer around. It was a neat gallery that had been located in a trendy shopping center. However, they seem to have vacated that space and no longer have a website, as far as I can tell.
Up to this point, a lot of Hahne's work dealt with taking found images of Classical sculpture, digitally manipulating the images, then rendering the imagery, mostly in ballpoint pen, if I remember correctly, then further manipulating the images with media such as nail polish. He would also paint pop-art-style swatches of colorful paint on the images. The SVPERORDINARY show kind of broke free of some of those old styles, and I discuss that in my Twitter thread. The thread also contains a lot of images of Hahne's work.
Unfortunately, SVPERORDINARY is no longer around. It was a neat gallery that had been located in a trendy shopping center. However, they seem to have vacated that space and no longer have a website, as far as I can tell.
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
7/11/15 review of group art show Nothing Belongs to Us
Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the group art exhibition Nothing Belongs to Us, which took place at Denver's RULE Gallery and was guest-curated by Hayley Richardson of the Dikeou Collection.
My Twitter thread review discusses some aspects of the show and gives some pictures of work by Caleb Hahne, Jessica Angel, and Michael Theodore.
In these days, RULE shared a building with the Hinterland gallery, run by Colorado artist Sabin Aell. So I also have some photos from a party that took place at that gallery later in the evening.
This was -- I think -- the first full review I did of a show at RULE. I thought I'd done one other previously. But I can't seem to find it anymore. From April of 2015 to April of 2017, RULE was a pretty big part of my life. I don't speak with anyone from RULE anymore. But they are still a great gallery, in my opinion.
My Twitter thread review discusses some aspects of the show and gives some pictures of work by Caleb Hahne, Jessica Angel, and Michael Theodore.
In these days, RULE shared a building with the Hinterland gallery, run by Colorado artist Sabin Aell. So I also have some photos from a party that took place at that gallery later in the evening.
This was -- I think -- the first full review I did of a show at RULE. I thought I'd done one other previously. But I can't seem to find it anymore. From April of 2015 to April of 2017, RULE was a pretty big part of my life. I don't speak with anyone from RULE anymore. But they are still a great gallery, in my opinion.
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