Rumored to be the Melsbeth Station Entrance
Acrylic on Canvas
36x24in
$2,990
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David A. Kurtz
United States
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Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 60x60in
About this artwork
This painting, The Leads, combines fragments of myth and folklore, inviting the viewer to step into the story. The central goat-like figure, pierced with an arrow yet calmly smoking, becomes a strange emblem of resilience and sacrifice. Surrounding it are disjointed human figures—forms that feel both playful and unsettling. The chicken, plate and large phone-like shape are symbols of domestic comforts–things that we all find necessary, but not needed…
for survival. The work plays with contrasts: innocence and violence, humor and tragedy, the sacred and the absurd. The painting offers a dual narrative, at one end unfolding like a macabre stage performance, where disjointed archetypes collide. While on the other end, it is a meditation on survival and the ridiculous balance of human existence, comfort and instinct. A fine addition to any collection, especially one with a focus on narrative art.
David A. Kurtz
United States
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
David Kurtz, an Oklahoma-born, San Francisco-based painter, began his journey in the arts honing skills under local artists and at Weitzenhoffer College of Fine Arts. His Neo-Expressionist style, inspired by the likes of Basquiat and Rauschenberg, employs vigorous and improvisational lines with a distinctive matte effect, creating layers of depth and texture. Through his creations, themes such as civil rights, and religious influence laced with dark humor are navigated, aiming to stir a mix of discomfort and amusement in viewers.
David A. Kurtz
The Leads
$8,990
