Re-imagining the 1950′s and 1960′s through a contemporary zeitgeist, David Lyle paints “a time of blissful naivity and dim-witted prejudice” in black paint and turpentine. Calling on influences by Warhol and Truffaut, Lyle creates a metaphorical, cinematic canvases, working with found vintage materials, family photos and a bit of humor. See a preview of the works from his upcoming show at the Lyons Wier Gallery below.
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- David Lyle, This Ends Here
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- David Lyle, They Say That Garfitti Is Popular These Days
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- David Lyle, You Think You Know Somebody Till
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- David Lyle, They Say That Grandpa Is Forgetting Things Lately
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- David Lyle, If You Love Something Set It Free
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- David Lyle, Revenge Is a Dish Best Served With Poison
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- David Lyle, They Say That There Is A Golddigger In That Family
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- David Lyle, Crossed Signals
“At the End of the Day,” David Lyle, Apr 23 – May 21, Lyons Wier Gallery, NYC
