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Artist Exhibitions:
Forthcoming Exhibitions (*Solo
Shows)
2009 Hot & Bothered: Sexuality
Post-Feminism, Veaux Gallery,
Chelsea, New York. Curated by
Savannah Spirit and Karyn Jane
Hunt. Invitational.
2009 *Gay Day at Paulyworld,
Center on Halsted Gallery,
Chicago, Illinois. Curated by
David Joseph.
2009 Stripped Uncensored, LGBT
Community Center, New York
City. Curated by ...
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Artist Galleries:
Gallery Arcane, San Francisco,
CA
2nd City Council Gallery, Long
Beach, CA
World of Wonder Gallery,
Hollywood, CA
A Bitchin' Space Gallery,
Sacramento, CA
BoMA: The Bar of Modern Art,
Columbus, OH
Ohio Art League Gallery,
Columbus, OH
Neo V Gallery, Columbus, OH
Legend Gallery, The Armory,
Zanesville, OH
Art ...
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Artist Reviews:
ARTIST PAUL RICHMOND OPENS THE
FLOOD GATES ON KEN STARR
Outinamerica.com
Most of Paul Richmond's
artwork is pretty gay.
However, his new painting
"Noah's Gay Wedding Cruise"
was recently dubbed "The
Gayest Painting of Our Time"
by towleroad.com.
In it, Richmond interprets the
biblical flood story ...
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Collections:
Steven Cojocaru, Fashion
Critic, Entertainment Tonight.
Java Kitrik, Director, Puffin
Foundation, Ltd.
Mary Chapin Carpenter,
Recording Artist.
Bryan Knicely, Director of the
Greater Columbus Arts Council.
Sean Cooper, Director of the
Ohio Art League.
Savannah Spirit, Director and
CEO, Veaux.
Andrew Towle, Blogger,
Towleroad.
Susan Stafford, Television
Personality.
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Commissions:
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•American Greetings,
Cleveland, Ohio
•Center for Child and Family
Advocacy, Columbus, Ohio
•Hartman Building, Columbus,
Ohio
•Hawk Gallery, Columbus, Ohio
•COSI, Columbus, Ohio
•Trisha Yearwood, Inc.,
Nashville, TN
•Mansfield/Richland Public
Libraries, Inc., Mansfield,
Ohio
•Seedling Publications, Inc.,
Columbus, Ohio
•Dr. Rogers Family Practice,
Dublin, Ohio
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Artist Statement for Paul Richmond
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My work is an exploration of sexuality and identity through narrative painting. I draw inspiration from my own experiences as a young gay man from a conservative environment to break down the social constructs that exist around sexual orientation and gender roles. Through colorful, illustrative, and sometimes humorous paintings, I expose the grey areas that become overshadowed by black and white moral codes. By employing the visual communication techniques of graphic design and illustration, my work is bold yet inviting with apparent, underlying themes. It invites viewers of all origins to make personal connections with the imagery that I’ve employed to tell my story and encourages them to question conventional ideas that disregard the value of their individuality.
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