NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea’s Agora Gallery is set to showcase the original works of Phoenix-based artist Olivia Kapoor in an exhibition titled "The Saturated Palette." The event will run from March 10, 2017, to March 30, 2017, with an opening reception on Thursday, March 16, from 6-8 pm.
Olivia Kapoor is a pioneering visionary artist known for her unique interpretation of Inter-Dimensional Art. Her evolving technique incorporates a dynamic use of color, geometry, spatial boundaries, and textures. Kapoor's work is a testament to her perseverance and innovative spirit, which has propelled her to success in the art world.
Kapoor's path to becoming an artist was not straightforward. She recalls a challenging period during her college years when she struggled with chemistry, failing the subject multiple times. This struggle led her to reconsider her career path. "It was a strange time for me; I remember wondering if dropping Chemistry as a college major for Art would be a good decision. Since then, I have realized just how important it is to do what you love," Kapoor reflects.
As Kapoor's career continues to flourish, she is excited about her latest artistic concept, which is set to be unveiled near the end of 2017. "It's unlike anything I've ever created because it encompasses many of the artistic elements from my years of grade school, high school, and college study in art. I'm finally ready to let these elements resurface to give viewers a glimpse of how I came to be the artist that I have become today," she explains with subtle enthusiasm.
The Saturated Palette will feature a diverse group of artists, including:
Agora Gallery is thrilled to present "The Saturated Palette," a vibrant group exhibition that delves into intense visual expressions. The exhibition features ten artists who employ extremes in tone, shape, texture, and color. The range of works on display demonstrates how color can be used to depict people, places, and ideas in both expected and unexpected ways.
The artists utilize various mediums, including oil, pastels, and encaustic, to push the boundaries of their techniques. Some works feature bright, playful bursts of color, while others use color sparingly to highlight specific elements or underline larger artistic concepts. The exhibition rewards the curious with a rich exploration of how subtle or darker colors can infuse an image with depth and meaning.
Olivia Kapoor's multi-dimensional body of work continues to captivate audiences with its innovative use of color and form. Her journey from struggling college student to successful artist is a testament to the importance of following one's passion. The Saturated Palette exhibition at Agora Gallery offers a unique opportunity to experience Kapoor's latest creations alongside the works of other talented artists.
For more information, visit the Agora Gallery website.
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