David Herbert (artist)

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David Herbert (born 1977) is an artist.

Herbert was born in Seattle. His sculptural works reference iconic moments, images and objects from American pop culture and history.[1] His materials are typically abject and his sculptures purposefully ‘rough’.[2]

Herbert received his MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, in 2006.

[edit] Selected Exhibitions

2007

3D News, Shoshana Wayne Gallery, Los Angeles

I Heart NY, Postmasters NY, New York

2006

Pulse Art Fair, Miami

New American Talent, Arthouse at the Jones Center, Austin

The Sleeper Must Awaken, Flat International, Richmond, Vancouver

2005

Under-Lie, Keith Talent Gallery, London

2004

Moving Digital, 1506 Projects, Seattle

Hi/lo Film Festival, Killing My Lobster, San Francisco

2003

MFF JEDNA MINUA, Poznan, Poland

Festival Internacional del Cine Pobre, Gibara, Cuba

2002

Museum of Past Accomplishments, Woessner Alumni Gallery: Cornish College of The Arts, Seattle

2001

Popcorn 2001, Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, Santa Barbara

[edit] References

  1. ^ Re-Title.com
  2. ^ Herbert, David, Last Stand at Big Thunder Mountain

[edit] External Links