Timothy Washington Exhibit, Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles March 2014
Timothy Washington and Suzanne Isken Executive Director
Artist Explaining Moving Element in Piece
Looking with Intent
This is the first solo museum exhibition of artist Timothy Washington, a notable contemporary of Los Angeles’ canon of African-American artists from the 1960s and 1970s, including David Hammons, Betye Saar, and John Outterbridge. A Chouinard Art School graduate, Washington’s body of work includes a powerful series of mixed media drypoints, monumental sculptures, and folk art assemblages. With a firm foundation in figurative art, Washington’s work covers a trajectory of calculated realism to assembled abstraction, which parallels the social history of L.A. from Washington’s own perspective.
~ CAFAM
See press release. Exhibit runs through 4/27/14.
Craft and Folk Art Museum
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