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Exhibition: Hermetica: The Art of William Fields
Opening: Thursday, November 10, 2005 from 7-10 p.m.
On View: November 10, 2005 - January 12, 2006
Location: Historic Inman Park
331 Elizabeth St, NE / Suite C
Atlanta, GA 30307
Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and by appointment
Contact: Brandi Iryshe, Gallery Director
404.215.2100 or info@orangehillart.com
Orange Hill Art presents the work of William Fields and highlights 27 large-scale drawings by the artist. Represented by the prestigious Luise Ross Gallery in New York, Fields is a self-taught
artist who lives and works in Winston-Salem, NC. Among many others, Fields's work was recently included in an exhibition by the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, and in Visual
Glossolalia at Luise Ross Gallery, which had the honor of receiving a New York Times review in July 2005. Fields's 2003 solo exhibition at Luise Ross Gallery was reviewed by Art in America.
Viewing his art as spiritual experience and expression, Fields explains that his work is the culmination of forty years of effort and meditation. Entering a "trance state," the artist channels
spiritual forces to create visually compelling drawings in pastel and Prismacolor, which utilize complex lines and forms that sometimes appear figural, shatter into fragments, and converge into
new shapes. He draws inspiration from his meditation practice, as well as from the texts of Buddhism, Hermetic Science, Gnostic Christianity and Shiva Tantra.
About Orange Hill Art
Orange Hill Art is an Atlanta-based gallery specializing in self-taught art from the United States and around the globe. The mission of Orange Hill is to create a portal between the "outside"
and the mainstream in art and life. Orange Hill was awarded its first accolade for "Best Presentation" at the Slotin Folk Fest in 2004. The gallery is managed by director, Brandi Iryshe and
founder, Robbi Raitt. For more information, please visit www.orangehillart.com or call 404.215.2100.
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