We are so wonderfully close to seeing Tim Lee’s wonderful body of work for DONE GONE, opening tomorrow at Stranger Factory!
Before the preview drops tonight, how about one more sneaky pic from Tim‘s show?
Tim Lee’s “Done Gone” opens June 7th at Stranger Factory with a reception from 6-9pm. Tim will be present. In addition, Tim will be teaching a workshop with Valency Genis on Sunday June 9th.
Tim Lee is at it again for his show “Done Gone.” This time, we see a full reveal of a piece he has for the show. This piece is titled “Spirit Guide,” and is painted on constructed wood panels. We love the pumpkin skull head atop another creature’s wooden antlers as it is guided through the forest. The earth tone colors are perfect for this woodsy feel piece on wood! Plus, look at the grin on that big fella!
We will have more from Tim and all the artists for the June show at Stranger Factory as it gets closer to the opening in two weeks, so stay tuned.
Tim Lee’s “Done Gone” opens June 7th at Stranger Factory with a reception from 6-9pm. Tim will be present. In addition, Tim will be teaching a workshop with Valency Genis on Sunday June 9th.
Today, we get to see another work in progress shot from Tim Lee for his show “Done Gone” at Stranger Factory this June. Another wood cut is taking shape, and it also looks like Tim is fueling his creative mind with the most basic of food groups (wheat). This fuel is most definitely working, so keep it up, Tim.
The work still isn’t finished yet, but the earth tones and colors work perfectly with the wood grain so far. We are rapidly taking in the impressive work from Tim, because this show stands to be absolutely impressive, and we only have three more weeks to go!
Tim Lee’s “Done Gone” opens June 7th at Stranger Factory with a reception from 6-9pm. Tim will be present. In addition, Tim will be teaching a workshop with Valency Genis on Sunday.
Tim Lee’s work for “Done Gone” has definitely sparked interest around these parts. From the workbench, it appears as if Tim is utilizing and transforming undervalued and easily overlooked materials – bringing life into hand cut wood shapes! It all looks fun, striking, special and memorable.
This original piece looks to be one of the wood cuts all painted and ready to hit a tavern, if all those thumbs don’t spill the whiskey. The rusty coral shades contrast the piercing electric steel blue in the eyes and enhance the western theme we all love. We can’t wait to see more from Tim!
Tim Lee’s “Done Gone” opens June 7th at Stranger Factory with a reception from 6-9pm. Tim will be present.
I love being exposed to new artists (new to me) that make me say “whoa, this rules!”, and such is definitely the case with Tim Lee. I get stoked with every teaser image that comes into my inbox, and to say I am excited for “Done Gone“ at Stranger Factory is an understatement.
The above piece, titled “Absinthe,” brings the much loved green fairy from the bottle to life, but you will be probably be able to remember her the next morning. Her gaze screams “are you gonna finish that?”. Tim’s folky-pop style is a perfect blend, and we love him here at Stranger Factory. Bring it on, Tim!
Tim Lee’s “Done Gone” opens June 7th at Stranger Factory with a reception from 6-9pm. Tim will be present.
