ALEX DE LEON
December 5 - 28, 2008
ALEX DE LEON
"He Spilled His Guts Out One Too Many Times”
Alex de Leon's art explores symbolic images of contemporary life. Rhythmical natural patterns interact with the subject matter of his work, balancing ironic images with the aesthetic language of art. De Leon works with enamel on steel, making high gloss images with a printmaking feel to them. His current works emanate from personal experience and observations as he explores and reflects addiction, consumption, lying, repetition and insomnia. "He Spilled His Guts Out One Too Many Times" will also feature de Leon's extremely detailed line drawings. De Leon earned his BFA in Print Making from the Kansas City Art Institute in 1983, before establishing his studio in San Antonio. He has exhibited extensively across Texas and elsewhere in the United States, in individual and group exhibitions, and has also contributed design for film and television. De Leon has been awarded the London Studio Program grant and the International AIR Program grants from ArtPace: A Foundation for Contemporary Art, San Antonio.
"Wise Men Advise The King"
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"They Gave Their All"
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"Then King Lined Up The Dead" |
"Sometimes It's a Wire Sometimes it;s A Bottle of Whiskey" |
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"After Graduation He Went Straight To The Morgue" |
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