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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: Marc Quinn

June 24, 2024

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Notes:

Marc Quinn, a contemporary British artist, has gained significant attention for his provocative and often controversial works that delve into themes of identity, existence, and the human body. His most iconic pieces, such as "Self," a series of self-portraits made from his own blood, push the boundaries of traditional art forms and challenge viewers to confront their own perceptions of life and mortality. Quinn's use of unconventional materials and methods is both innovative and daring, allowing him to create artworks that are deeply personal yet universally resonant. His ability to blend scientific exploration with artistic expression sets him apart in the contemporary art scene, making his work thought-provoking and influential.

However, Quinn's work is not without its critics. Some argue that his reliance on shock value and sensationalism can overshadow the deeper messages he attempts to convey. For instance, his sculpture "Alison Lapper Pregnant," which depicts the artist Alison Lapper who was born without arms, has been praised for its bold statement on disability and beauty, yet it also faced criticism for potentially exploiting Lapper's condition for artistic gain. This dichotomy raises questions about the ethical boundaries of art and whether Quinn's approach sometimes crosses the line into exploitation rather than celebration. Additionally, his later works, which often incorporate themes of celebrity culture and consumerism, have been critiqued for lacking the same depth and originality that characterized his earlier pieces.

Despite these controversies, Quinn's impact on the art world is undeniable. His willingness to tackle difficult and often taboo subjects has opened up important dialogues about the human experience, encouraging audiences to confront uncomfortable truths and engage in meaningful reflection. Quinn's contributions to contemporary art are significant, as he continues to push the limits of what art can be and do. His work challenges viewers to reconsider their assumptions about the body, identity, and the nature of art itself, making him a vital and provocative figure in the modern art landscape.

- RJG

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