March_07Andrew Moore

ANDREW MOORE --

THE IMPACT OF AN

Art Of This Gallery

March 9-25 2007

Opening Event: Fri March 9, 7-11pm

Andrew Moore returns to Art Of This Gallery with his newest sculptural installation, "The Impact of an Illegitimate System,” an all-out assault on the harsh realities that enrage him. A self-described "reality artist," Moore has been continually constructing and modifying his work for nearly ten years, artistically attacking injustice with alley detritus, textual paintings and magazine collages. His latest work has organically evolved from "ambushaconda" (an installation at AOT in October 2005) and "Web of Deception," a sculpture he made and perpetually revised on his front lawn for nearly 18 months. "The Impact," created with plastic tubing, broken toys and dismembered dolls, oil barrels, abandoned auto parts, and window awnings, as well as his paintings and collages, dramatically displays the various stages of "the system," the omnipresent oppressor that Moore is determined to call out, confront and conquer.



					ANDREW MOORE -- THE IMPACT OF AN ILLEGITIMATE SYSTEM Art Of This Gallery March 9-25 2007 Opening Event: Fri March 9, 7-11pm gallery \| press \| show images Andrew Moore returns to Art Of This Gallery with his newest sculptural installation, "The Impact of an Illegitimate System,” an all-out assault on the harsh realities that enrage him. A self-described "reality artist," Moore has been continually constructing and modifying his work for nearly ten years, artistically attacking injustice with alley detritus, textual paintings and magazine collages. His latest work has organically evolved from "ambushaconda" (an installation at AOT in October 2005) and "Web of Deception," a sculpture he made and perpetually revised on his front lawn for nearly 18 months. "The Impact," created with plastic tubing, broken toys and dismembered dolls, oil barrels, abandoned auto parts, and window awnings, as well as his paintings and collages, dramatically displays the various stages of "the system," the omnipresent oppressor that Moore is determined to call out, confront and conquer.