NEW YORK—There are a couple of clever sculptures at the Opera Gallery. “Making Faces,” a group show featuring artists from across the globe working in a variety of mediums includes pieces by David Mach composed of wire hangers and matches with purple heads. At first glance, you would never guess the materials used.
The exhibit concluded yesterday and was on view from Jan. 27 to Feb. 19, 2011.
All photos by Arts Observer
Above, “Kate Moss” (mixed media collage and resin on wood) by Dinorah Delfin. If you stand far away from your computer screen the image of Moss is more easily seen; Top of page, “Marilyn Head,” (coat hangers) by David Mach.
Detail of “Kate Moss.”
“Rebel Waltz,” (screen print and mixed media collage on paper) by Shepard Fairey.
“Cordite,”(oil on canvas) by Simon Birch.
From left, “Picasso Head” and “Sans Titre” (mixed media) by Philippe Pasqua.
“Picasso Head,” (matches) by David Mach. The surface is formed with matches, with the purple tips composing the surface.