Image from the flash movie “Free Food for Everyone” by Larry Carlson, 2007.
Mar 272012
Mar 272012
Jackie Gleason Manipulating Space and Time, video art by LARRY CARLSON.
Mar 272012
Larry Carlson, Brooklyn Complex Cubics, digital photography, 2012.
Mar 272012
Larry Carlson, Speculations on the Origin of the Rotary, digital collage drawing, 2012.
LARRY CARLSON, In Wind and Storm -The Only Ones Still Alive, collage and acrylic paint on paper, 20x26in., 2012.
Mar 112012
Not Of This World, gif. animation art, 2012.
Mar 102012
GALAXY GARDEN, Digital Photography, Larry Carlson, 2011.
Mar 102012
Larry Carlson Self-Portrait, Witches Brew, 2010.
Mar 102012
The Hyades, 2011, collage with paint, digital prints and found media on paper, 11in x 14in.
Feb 072012
Larry Carlson, digital chromogenic print, 2011.
Feb 052012
Larry Carlson, Astronomica #15, 2008.
Feb 052012
Larry Carlson, After the Storm, 2011, collage, digital prints, and paint on paper, 18in x 14in.
Jan 162012
Video-art by Larry Carlson, 2006.
Jan 082012
Alone and Unafraid, Larry Carlson, 2008.
Jan 082012
Wall of artwork at Galleri Loyal.
Larry Carlson, Pipe Day, 2005, Collage on paper, 8 x 10.5 in / 20 x 27 cm
Larry Carlson, Brian Belott and Joe Grillo, Collage and acrylic on paper, 17 x 11.5 in / 43 x 29 cm
On March 24, 2006, Galleri Loyal in Stockholm Sweden transformed itself into Welcome Home, a group exhibition which brought together the dynamic work of artists who chop up our culture and sew it all back together. Like ”ROBERT”, Justin Samson’s amazing life-size sasquatch-like creature, you also see it in the collages of Justin, Brian Belott and Larry Carlson, the poster art, drawings and comics of Mat Brinkman, Xander Marro, Ryan Riehle, Miles Huston, and Christopher Forgues. The skill and simplicity of their work crackles with imagery that makes you feel as though youve gotten a glimpse into the future using a 1980s time travel device.
