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Glover Research Archive


This page serves as a visual archive intended for research purposes on both historical and contemporary visual artists and digital designers. Visitors can also access this information on www.raishadjglover.org or the Raishad J Glover Social Media Page. Thank you for exploring and enjoy your viewing experience.

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Tracking lights put up for the studio..
Tracking lights put up for the studio..
“Geo Spec: Cultural Introspection Wealth” exhibit at Taber Art Gallery at Holyoke Community College Jan 2024

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“Geo Spec: Cultural Introspection Wealth” exhibit at Taber Art Gallery at Holyoke Community College Jan 2024 @taber_gallery
Overdrive #3 artist talk and exhibition at CUNY Graduate Center Manhattan
Overdrive #3 artist talk and exhibition at CUNY Graduate Center Manhattan
🌱RJG Studio’s , live feed video still..🌱
🌱RJG Studio’s , live feed video still..🌱
Kiyomi and I playing improv on the harmonica 🌱
Revision 2: Artist Statement Spring 25'
Revision 2: Artist Statement Spring 25'
“Echo Flow” solo exhibition @georgegalleryart Feb 7 -28
Image highlights from 1/26/25 studio session.
Image highlights from 1/26/25 studio session.
Two photography works that will be in the show "Echo Flow" at The George Gallery, opening Feb 7th (1) Title: A Picha Uh De Smith Gardens (2) Title: De Good Book L’arn Me W’at Fuh Do
Two photography works that will be in the show "Echo Flow" at The George Gallery, opening Feb 7th (1) Title: A Picha Uh De Smith Gardens (2) Title: De Good Book L’arn Me W’at Fuh Do
Image highlight from 1/18/25 studio session.
Image highlight from 1/18/25 studio session.
The George Gallery is honored to announce our second solo exhibit with multi-media artist Raishad Glover. Echo Flow will open to the public with a reception on Friday, February 7, from 5-8 pm. This collection will include photography and mirror prints, with titles of his artworks pulled from Gullah Geechee poems in remembrance of his ancestors. In Glover's words, "My latest artistic series, Echo Flow, is a heartfelt tribute to the legacy of my Grandma Beatrice Glover and her mother, my Great Grandma Maggie Smalls...I drew inspiration from the plant life in the regions I explored, aiming to evoke a sense of visual nostalgia that resonates with the time." All works are available for presale. We can ship anywhere in the US. To inquire about a piece, contact us at (843) 579-7328 or by email at anne@georgegalleryart.com.
Unpacking and Packing up video reel for "Echo Flow"
2024 wrap up, BTS Geo-Spec exhibition.
2024 wrap up, BTS Geo-Spec exhibition.
Solo Exhibition ‘Echo Flow’ Press Release can be found in IG profile link.
Solo Exhibition ‘Echo Flow’ Press Release can be found in IG profile link.
New pieces getting ready for the “Echo Flow” exhibit Feb 7th at @georgegalleryart 

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New pieces getting ready for the “Echo Flow” exhibit Feb 7th at @georgegalleryart @followers
Unboxing video of my limited edition invitations for my solo show "Echo Flow" @georgegalleryart Charleston, Opening Reception Feb. 7th, 5pm-8pm.
Solo show "Echo Flow" coming up in Charleston S.C. at The George Gallery , Opening Reception February 7th.
Solo show "Echo Flow" coming up in Charleston S.C. at The George Gallery , Opening Reception February 7th.
back in the studio, digital sketch for future paintings,
back in the studio, digital sketch for future paintings,
Collab with Kintsugi artist Tad Murao on my piece "Code Switching C"
Collab with Kintsugi artist Tad Murao on my piece "Code Switching C"

Visual Artist: Devan Shimoyama

September 05, 2023

via: shimoyama

Notes:

Devan Shimoyama is a contemporary artist whose work stands out for its striking blend of vibrant colors, intricate details, and powerful themes. His art challenges conventional notions of identity, sexuality, and masculinity, offering a fresh perspective that resonates with viewers across diverse backgrounds. Shimoyama's use of bold and opulent materials, such as rhinestones and glitter, adds a layer of glamour to his pieces, drawing viewers into a world where the boundaries of reality and fantasy blur. While his work is visually captivating, some critics argue that the emphasis on aesthetics can sometimes overshadow the depth of his underlying messages.

One of the notable aspects of Shimoyama's art is his exploration of identity and self-discovery. His paintings often feature subjects adorned in elaborate costumes and makeup, suggesting a celebration of individuality and self-expression. Shimoyama's portraits exude confidence and challenge traditional gender norms, making a profound statement about the fluidity of identity in contemporary society. However, some critics argue that the focus on visual spectacle in his work may overshadow the underlying issues he seeks to address, potentially leading to a superficial interpretation of his intentions.

Furthermore, Shimoyama's use of symbolism and cultural references in his artwork is both thought-provoking and multi-layered. He draws from a wide range of sources, including African and African American culture, queer history, and pop culture, to create a rich tapestry of references. While this approach adds depth to his art, some critics suggest that it can be challenging for viewers to fully grasp the intricacies of these references without a comprehensive understanding of the cultural context. In this way, Shimoyama's work requires an engaged and informed audience to fully appreciate its nuances, which may limit its accessibility to a broader audience.

In conclusion, Devan Shimoyama's art is undeniably bold and visually captivating, pushing the boundaries of traditional artistic expression. His exploration of identity and self-discovery is both empowering and provocative, challenging societal norms and expectations. However, the heavy emphasis on aesthetics and complex cultural references in his work may pose accessibility challenges for some viewers. Nonetheless, Shimoyama's contribution to the contemporary art scene is unquestionably significant, offering a unique perspective on the evolving landscape of identity and self-expression in today's world.

- RJG

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