Josh Keyes opened his newest solo show Saturday night at the Jonathan Levine Gallery. Entitled Fragment, the exhibit continues to expand upon his signature aesthetic.

Rendered in clean, controlled and finely detailed realism, the paintings in Fragment feature various wildlife species isolated within habitats that foreshadow a theoretically dystopian fate. These fragmented landscapes are surrounded by a sea of empty white space, representing the universal unknown in an allegorical interpretation of the effect of contemporary civilization’s disconnect from nature.

The show runs until February 13th.

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David B. Smith Gallery is getting set to release a new book featuring the works of Josh Keyes. Titled, Sprout, it showcases the works from his recent exhibit of the same name. It is limited to 1000 and comes with a hand-signed print of “Sowing I”. You can pre-order the book here.

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Here we have a work of art by Josh Keyes entitled Scorch II. For those looking to get their own Keyes, this painting will be releasing next Thursday in print form through David B. Smith Gallery. It is limited to only 50, measures 18″ x 24″, and was signed and numbered by the artist, himself.

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Friday saw the opening of Josh Keyes’ new Natural Selection exhibit at Swarm Gallery. Thanks to Arrested Motion, we have some images from opening night. AM also interviewed the artist who talks about the new pieces.

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