New gallery artist William Goodman was recently featured in The Charleston City Paper.
Erica Jackson Curran writes:
"While Goodman's creation process is admittedly mindless at times, his collages reflect a fascination with the past that's demonstrated in much of his work. Like his photography and mixed-media pieces, the collages have a sexy, cheeky, and sometimes glamorous air. They're layered, colorful, and complex, with snippets of words reflecting a deeper meaning as well as Goodman's love for typography. As with his other mediums, beautiful women often make appearances in the collages — mostly prim and pretty housewives, with the occasional disrobed alter ego making an appearance."
William just recently made his Matre Gallery debut in The December Show of 2010, exhibiting three small mixed media paintings. Last weekend he made the drive from his hometown of Jackson, MS, and delivered eight large paintings. William's work brings an edgy energy to the gallery and we are excited to add him to our roster of artists.
view works by William Goodman
read Erica Jackson Curran's article in The Charleston City Paper