Painting,  Sculpture, Toys, Sketches by Wayne Ferrebee

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS AND SHOWS




2017   Solo Exhibition: “Flounder” 250 Broome Street, New York, NY


2017 Group Juried Show: “Red,” The Colors of Humanity Online Gallery


2017 Friday the Thirteenth Show (Part I), Halyards, Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY


2016 Group Multidisciplinary Show/Reading: The Lyre and The Line: Ditmas Park Poetry Event, Brooklyn. NY


2015   Solo Exhibition: “Celebridad Local,” Bar Reiss, Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY


2014   Group Show, The Circle of Piotr Uklanski, Shirey Art Gallery, Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY










2012 Mutatis MutaTOY: Christmas/Seasonal Toy Giveaway with Evolutionary Tree of Life (Toy Co. Dissolution Party and Aztec Calendar Endtime) Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, NY



2005   Sherr Class Annual Review, Juried by Steve Cox.  Invitational, The Art Students League of New York, Midtown Manhattan



2004   Sherr Class Annual Review, The Art Students League of New York, Midtown Manhattan



2003 Annual Holiday Sales Show, The Art Students League of New York, Midtown Manhattan




Wayne Ferrebee

Wayne Ferrebee makes art which explores the dynamic between the natural world and the artifical manmade ecosystem (recognizing that the latter is wholly subsumed within the former). With a background in biology, history, toymaking and painting, Ferrebee utlilizes symbols and narratives to contextualize the role which organisms have in the context of larger life cycles.  Thus a sole flatfish becomes an avatar for the duality of predator/prey.  Beasts of the watery realm join with mythological beings from antiquity to show how our cherished aspirations contain poisonous hooks.  Each of us thinks we are a heroic individual, yet we are also a tiny part of a billion-headed hydra.  So too each artwork of dynamically intertwined symbols represents the cycles within life, history, and paleontology.  By representing the stories of natural history in the manner of fairytales, Ferrebee highlights patterns of creation and destruction not readily discernible from the perspective of a single lifetime.

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