Michael Dickey

Works

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  Untitled (Black/Orange/Blue), 2020$ 2,800.00Sold
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  Untitled (Black/White), 2020$ 2,800.00Sold
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  Untitled (Blue/White/Orange), 2020$ 2,800.00Sold
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  Untitled (Medium Cylinder), 2020

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  Untitled (Small Cylinder), 2020

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  Untitled (Tall Cylinder), 2020$ 900.00Sold
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  Untitled (White/Orange), 2020$ 2,800.00Sold

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Artist Michael Dickey earned his BFA in Painting from Colorado State University.  His vessels and paintings have shown in numerous galleries and arts spaces in Colorado, New York and Montana. He lives and works Brooklyn.

Exhibitions

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  Summer Show 2021

  25 Jun - 31 Jul 2021
  Carolyn Riman’s lush new series of 11 paintings, Plant People, anchors this year’s Summer Show at form & concept. The annual exhibition features new work by all of the gallery’s...
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  Spectrum

  Spring Print & Ceramics Showcase 9 Apr - 28 May 2021
  Collections collide in this exhibition featuring selections from form & concept and our sister gallery, Zane Bennett Contemporary Art . The display of prints and ceramics is co-curated by Director...
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Events

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  Opening Reception: Summer Show 2021

  5 - 7pm Jun 25, 2021
  form & concept celebrates our annual Summer Show with brand new work by new and returning artists, including 11 new paintings by Carolyn Riman; a...
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Blog

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  Spectrum Series, Pt. 1

  Introduction April 9, 2021
  Spectrum is a curatorial collaboration between Gallery Director Jordan Eddy and Print Curator Kylee Aragon Wallis. Before she came to the gallery, Aragon Wallis was the gallery manager at Tamarind Institute , a pioneering lithography center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Eddy and Aragon Wallis discuss the initial inspiration for the vibrant print and ceramics display here, and their conversation continues in an ongoing blog series . Jordan Eddy: Spring has sprung! How are you feeling about the new season? Kylee Aragon Wallis: I feel more optimistic about spring this year...
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