Daniel Sprick Solo Show - Everday Observations in Art Opening Reception

Daniel Sprick produces paintings where objects appear familiar at first glance, but upon closer examination, one notices that some key attribute has been with held or altered.   His engaging images will be featured in a solo show at Gallery 1261 in Denver this September, allowing viewers the opportunity to delve into the translations of what he sees around him in everyday life.  His images surround the process of contemplation - the odd associations one makes, and the way one’s inner world may spontaneously ignite as a result of one’s prolonged interaction with a fixed subject.

Featured solo artist: Daniel Sprick.

Gallery 1261 is a contemporary art space that sits in the heart of the Golden Triangle arts scene just a short walk from the Denver Art Museum’s new wing designed by renowned architect Daniel Liebeskind.  The vision of Gallery 1261 is one of enhanced freedom in the experience of art for both artists and appreciators of art, meaning it is driven not by commercial tastes or market standards, but rather by pure expression and artistic talent. It is located at 1261 Delaware Street in Denver.