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We’re looking forward to: FLUX @ Ghostprint Gallery, First Friday

by | Oct 21, 2021 | ART

Above: All You Can Eat Buffet, mixed media on canvas 20 x 16 in. Kombo Chapfika

FLUX ( the state of constant change in which all things exist): a diverse collection of work by emerging local and national artists including Kombo Chapfika (Atlanta), Jason Deganis (Buffalo), Eric Eaton (Richmond), Kevin Orlosky (Richmond) and Nicole Rosato (Boston). Ghostprint Gallery‘s current exhibition (opening tomorrow at First Fridays) showcases works that focus on change and flow. All of the examples we’ve seen… move, in some way, weather they show objects in motion or simply possess a fluidity in medium.

Boy Soldier 22 1/2 x 15 in mixed media
Jason Deganis


22- Nathan – Buffalo 15 x 12 in
Nicole Rosato



Above: All You Can Eat Buffet, mixed media on canvas 20 x 16 in. Kombo Chapfika

FLUX ( the state of constant change in which all things exist): a diverse collection of work by emerging local and national artists including Kombo Chapfika (Atlanta), Jason Deganis (Buffalo), Eric Eaton (Richmond), Kevin Orlosky (Richmond) and Nicole Rosato (Boston). Ghostprint Gallery‘s current exhibition (opening tomorrow at First Fridays) showcases works that focus on change and flow. All of the examples we’ve seen… move, in some way, weather they show objects in motion or simply possess a fluidity in medium.

Boy Soldier 22 1/2 x 15 in mixed media
Jason Deganis


22- Nathan – Buffalo 15 x 12 in
Nicole Rosato


Giant Salamander 15 x 22 in
Kevin Orlosky


Blue Slide – 3 slide collage print 30 x 30 in
Eric Eaton



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