Kuspit, Donald,, “MFA at VCU” MFA Thesis Exhibition 2003, (Review) May, 2003, p. 5 “Vaughn Whitney Garland makes stunning black paintings, fusing gesturalism- a wide range of surfaces, some thickly applied, some stripped thin- with the post-painterly abstraction of Barnett Newman. It is a postmodern syntheses: Newman’s zips, sometimes brightly colored, form interior boundaries in Garland’s black field, making for a striking contrast. The zips seem lyrical, the black epic and over-whelming and a bit off-putting and over-bearing, but, as ‘Erica’s Vim,’ 2002 makes clear, there is a vigor to Garland’s works which seems to overcome the ‘gravity’ of the black, however much it emerges from it.”
Ryan, Dinah (Contributing Editor, Art Papers Magazine),, “Because There is a ‘B’ in Both,” MFA Thesis Exhibition 2003, (Review) May, 2003, p. 57 “Initially, Vaughn Whitney Garland’s large scale, tarry paintings-with their rutted, scraped, and divided surfaces-would seem to represent a purely process-driven approach. But, integrated within the black paint covering the varicolored grounds, are individuated fingerprints, stress marks, and crumpled passages that Garland refers to as ‘little episodes’ and that relate directly to the ordering of narratives and physical spaces in his experience, as well as to the juxtaposition of boredom and event in epic tales.”
Review of William King Regional Arts Exhibition Surface Identity and Time The Self-Portraits of Vaughn Garland by Heather Harvey in Art Papers Nov/Dec 2008 Edition |
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Best of New York Summer Shows
ArtInfo.com
Summer 2007
http://www.artinfo.com/articles/photos/573/7284
"And of course, this summer painting is to be found everywhere. Down in the Painting Center’s rather warm SoHo space, there’s an intriguing and wide-ranging show called "Building Picturing," featuring artists who have applied here for a show. The works’ styles and assumptions vary as widely as their quality, but there are some real gems on view. I was particularly impressed by Russell Roberts and by Elizabeth Terhune. Featured to the left is her 'Birds Are Off.'"
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Iron Oxide in Unbleached White: The Stain of This war Featured in Advertisement for Main Art Gallery, Richmond VA The Daily Constitutional: A Publicantion for the Artist's Voice |
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1Night Magazine Released in Bristol, VA
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StyleWeekly StyleWeekly StyleWeekly NBC News 12 Richmond, VA Arts In Public Places Arts In Public Places A Magazine A Magazine The Virginia Highlands Festival Emory and Henry College News
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June 25, 2010 WRIR Richmond, VA
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September 7, 2007 WRIR Richmond, VA
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with Katty Kay March 26, 2008 by World New America
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Interview with Jackie and Mary at the Main Art Gallery in Richmond, Virginia. Three Parts |
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