With the eye of a voyeur, Terry Furry examines the isolated yet intimate behaviors of self-exploration. His newest body of work (2012-2013), titled “Intimate Strangers,” will be exhibited this fall at Loakal Gallery & Boutique. Join us for the opening reception on October 4, during Oakland Art Murmur. The artist will be in attendance and complementary beverages will be served.
The show is a suite of seven 4’ x 4’ oil on canvas paintings, revealing portraits of young urbanites. Although ...
With the eye of a voyeur, Terry Furry examines the isolated yet intimate behaviors of self-exploration. His newest body of work (2012-2013), titled “Intimate Strangers,” will be exhibited this fall at Loakal Gallery & Boutique. Join us for the opening reception on October 4, during Oakland Art Murmur. The artist will be in attendance and complementary beverages will be served.
The show is a suite of seven 4’ x 4’ oil on canvas paintings, revealing portraits of young urbanites. Although anonymous — or perhaps because of it — these portraits render visible the strength and vulnerability of self-pleasure and the exploration of one’s identity.
DeWitt Cheng’s review of “Bedroom Floor, Kitchen Counter,” the artist’s most recent solo show in 2011, spoke of Furry as one who “balances the contradictory elements of Warholian irony, Oldenburgian humor, and Thiebaudian celebration.”
