Harrison Gilman: Live Painting
August 4, 2024 - August 4, 2024
Opening: Sunday 4th of August 2024 2PM - 4PM
Artspace Warehouse Los Angeles is thrilled to announce an upcoming live painting event featuring the talented and dynamic artist, Harrison Gilman. The event will take place on August 4th, 2:00-4:00 PM, offering art enthusiasts a unique opportunity to witness Gilman’s creative process in real-time.
Harrison Gilman, a Los Angeles-based artist, has quickly made a name for himself in the art world. A graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Filmmaking and minors in Art History and the Business of Media, Gilman’s artistic journey began during his film studies. His passion for painting blossomed during his time at NYU, leading him to commit fully to the craft upon graduation.
Gilman’s work first captured attention at the 2018 We Rise Art Fair in Los Angeles, where he showcased alongside renowned artists like Shepard Fairey. This initial exposure paved the way for his first solo show at Galerie Tangerine in Nashville, TN, in 2019. Since then, Gilman has exhibited in numerous solo and group shows, as well as participated in a series of live painting events that have captivated audiences.
Speaking about his artwork, Gilman explains, “[My paintings] are landscapes and portraits of my subconscious. Visual representations of my subatomic particles, my dark matter. I paint because it helps me see these things buried beneath the surface of my mind. It’s so easy to get caught up in the material world and all the distractions and what we think we’re feeling and what we should be feeling versus whatever is actually going on . . . Painting takes me back to the source. My paintings are manifestations of myself, my experiences, sensations, and basically every little thing. They’re more accurate than a mirror.”
Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to witness Harrison Gilman’s live painting event at Artspace Warehouse Los Angeles. Join us for an afternoon of creativity, inspiration, and a unique glimpse into the mind of one of LA’s most compelling contemporary artists.
