20110427

LEONARDO CHALLENGE




Photograph from 2010 Berlin series in the
New Haven Eli Whitney Museum
Leonardo Challenge:



cccb|cccp: Berlin Plate Glass
2010
Chromogenic photograph on Fuji Crystal Archive paper
10 x 8 inches






20110410

INTERFACE-GALLERY, HAYAKA ARTI: TÜRKIYE





Selection of abstractive photographs now on view at











20110301

PUBLICATION: BURNER MAGAZINE




Burner Magazine


Music Issue

(dAVID K. photo on page 71)
Kudos to the band PAN!C and to William Larson for letting me light his house on fire.





20110201

EXHIBITION: LAB A.D.

INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR ART + DESIGN
Albuquerque NM
February 4 - 18, 2011



'Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam: (Production Still)'
Metallic Chromogenic Print
10 x 8 inches
2009 - 2011

20110130

STUDIO WORK: AERONAUTICAL SUPREMATISM

Suprematist shapes modeled after runway patterns








Acrylic, black china marker and graphite on
aeronautical chart of New Mexico
Approx. 24 x 36 inches
2011








20110110

EXHIBITION: WORKING IN WONDER, WALSH GALLERY

Working in Wonder
Walsh Gallery, Seton Hall University
January 18 – February 11, 2011
Opening Reception: January 27th, 2011
Symposium: Modern/Contemporary Art and the Curiosity Cabinet, February 5th, 2011, 10:00AM




Working in Wonder” includes artwork in various media by artists that have been inspired by the Curiosity Cabinet, a historical era of collecting occurring between 1500 and 1700.  The exhibit explores the connection between man-made and natural objects or artificialia and naturalia.

Excerpt from exhibition catalogue:

"David K.Thompson forms analagous comparisons in Compendium: Ceci n'est pas une Coquille, which expose the farcical nature of truth and fact.  Like Osti and Perrin, Thompson works subversively , with 'official language' to convey his message."








20101228

STUDIO WORK: MALEVICH

Exploration of IRWIN-esque NSK Malevich motifs:






NSK Motif: Untitled Red Suprematism / Flemish Portrait
Screenprint on found object (book page)
12 x 9 inches
2010





20101220

STUDIO WORK: RED KOZOLEC


Experiments with the juxtaposition of Classic and NSK architectural design elements:




NSK Motif: Untitled / Red Kozolec, Cathedrals of France
Screenprint on found object (etching)
10 x 7 inches
2010