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For Don Stinson and Gregory Euclide, landscape painting is a way to spark new conversations about the state of the world around us.
In this episode of Artists Network’s Art Bound podcast, host and K Contemporary gallery owner Doug Kacena explores the leading edge of landscape painting with Don Stinson and Gregory Euclide, two artists whose works ask the viewer to consider the physical, cultural, and political ways we humans see, relate to, and interact with the lands we inhabit. The three artists discuss the role of landscape in contemporary art and their unique perspectives on capturing the sometimes ugly truths of our surroundings.
DON STINSON is an artist known for panoramic oil paintings that explore the physical and cultural geographies of the American West. Stinson’s encompassing views reveal much about shared myths of the West, the lasting impact and evolving shape of energy landscapes, notions of progress, individual creativity, and America’s beautiful, if often deeply flawed, relationship with its own lands. Learn more at donstinson.com and @don.stinson.
GREGORY EUCLIDE is an artist and teacher known for his three-dimensional pieces that incorporate pastoral views, banal architecture, and everyday trash to “problematize the traditional definitions of a natural landscape.” His work is also featured on the 2012 Grammy Award winning album covers of the musical group Bon Iver and on the cover of McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern #43. Learn more at gregoryeuclide.com and @gregory_euclide.
For Don Stinson and Gregory Euclide, landscape painting is a way to spark new conversations about the state of the world around us.
In this episode of Artists Network’s Art Bound podcast, host and K Contemporary gallery owner Doug Kacena explores the leading edge of landscape painting with Don Stinson and Gregory Euclide, two artists whose works ask the viewer to consider the physical, cultural, and political ways we humans see, relate to, and interact with the lands we inhabit. The three artists discuss the role of landscape in contemporary art and their unique perspectives on capturing the sometimes ugly truths of our surroundings.
DON STINSON is an artist known for panoramic oil paintings that explore the physical and cultural geographies of the American West. Stinson’s encompassing views reveal much about shared myths of the West, the lasting impact and evolving shape of energy landscapes, notions of progress, individual creativity, and America’s beautiful, if often deeply flawed, relationship with its own lands. Learn more at donstinson.com and @don.stinson.
GREGORY EUCLIDE is an artist and teacher known for his three-dimensional pieces that incorporate pastoral views, banal architecture, and everyday trash to “problematize the traditional definitions of a natural landscape.” His work is also featured on the 2012 Grammy Award winning album covers of the musical group Bon Iver and on the cover of McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern #43. Learn more at gregoryeuclide.com and @gregory_euclide.
