Gregory Gillespie's Unsettling Realism at Forum Gallery
Forum Gallery presents a selection of thirty-odd paintings by Gregory Gillespie (1936-2000), an artist whose virtuosic rendering rivals early Renaissance painting but takes a distinctly unsettling turn. The exhibition highlights Gillespie's unique blend of technical mastery and psychological tension, positioning him as a singular figure in contemporary art.
Key facts
- Gregory Gillespie (1936-2000) is the subject of the exhibition.
- The exhibition is held at Forum Gallery.
- Approximately thirty paintings are on view.
- Gillespie's style is compared to early Renaissance painting.
- His work is described as taking talents in an unsettling direction.
- The exhibition is part of a series that includes Chaim Gross and William Kentridge shows.
Entities
Artists
- Gregory Gillespie
- Chaim Gross
- William Kentridge
Institutions
- Forum Gallery
- Marian Goodman Gallery