Randall Reid: Layers of Time
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Randall Reid, Arcs -
Randall Reid, Crossing the Bridge
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Randall Reid, Numbered
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Randall Reid, Divided Ways
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Randall Reid, Measuring Space
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Randall Reid, Architectural Reference
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Randall Reid, Pointer
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Randall Reid, A Paradigm's Dream
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Randall Reid, Numerical Reference at Night
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Randall Reid, Living in a Log Cabin
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Randall Reid, Revealing the Layers
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Randall Reid, Coffee Plant
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Randall Reid, Multiple Angles
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Randall Reid, Colors of Wood
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Randall Reid, Tracks
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Randall Reid, International Airport
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Randall Reid, The Night in Darkness
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Randall Reid, Laying Out the Rule
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Randall Reid, Preserving Our Past
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Randall Reid, Shifting Patterns
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Randall Reid, Beyond the Border
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Randall Reid, Limits
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Randall Reid, Beyond the Limit
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Randall Reid, Land Marks
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Randall Reid, Airborne
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Randall Reid, Exploring Boundaries
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Randall Reid, Dodger's Stadium
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Randall Reid, Dark Planet
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Randall Reid, Guidelines
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Randall Reid, Time Travel
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Randall Reid, A Timeless Matter
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Randall Reid, Games that Matter
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Randall Reid, Weeds in the Sun
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Randall Reid, Shades of Red
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Randall Reid, home office
Randall Reid is an artist who incorporates commonplace objects from a different era into adept works of art that comment on our values and act as an emotional archive of our collective experience. In his solo exhibition, Layers of Time, Reid composes his pieces using utilitarian materials that are both well worn from use, and aged and seasoned by the forces of nature and time. He carefully edits these materials, deconstructing, recombining and preserving their essence into unique works of art. The results are new, but the layers of time have been exposed.
Nuart Gallery is pleased to present, Fields of Color, a solo exhibition of new works by the artist, Randall Reid. The exhibition will run April 8 through April 27, 2016, with an opening reception on Friday, April 8th from 5:00 – 7:00 pm. The artist will be present.
Randall Reid’s work seeks to give visual form to our relationship with the past. The random circumstances involved with the creation of his work are closely correlated with the physicality of growth and decay, the passage of time, and deeper meanings of existence. Antique materials in a variety of colors, such as rulers, license plates, and salvaged metal, are broken down into simple parts, and reunited into unique abstract compositions to create a rich surface that serves as a portal to the past.
Reid was born in Fort Worth, Texas in 1956. He has participated in over 300 exhibitions and is represented in the collections of Katy Contemporary Museum, Art Museum of South Texas, Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts, Austin Museum of Fine Arts, Masur Museum of Fine Arts, and the College of William and Mary. He currently resides in San Marcos, Texas where he has been a Professor of Art and Design at Texas State University San Marcos since 1988.
Opening Reception : May 12 from 5 to 7 pm
Randall will be present to discuss his latest body of work.
