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Ryan Sullivan โ€” April 15, 2011
Ryan Sullivan

April 15, 2011

2011

Ryan Sullivan's *April 15, 2011* is a richly layered painting executed in oil, enamel, and latex on canvas, reflecting the artist's process-driven approach in which materials are poured, pooled, and left to interact with little direct intervention. The work captures the unpredictable results of Sullivan's pouring technique, producing organic flows, textured surfaces, and luminous color variations that blur the boundary between chance and intention. The date-based title references the specific moment of the work's making, emphasizing Sullivan's interest in time, material behavior, and the record of a painting's own formation.

Medium
oil, enamel and latex on canvas

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20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale

May 17, 2017

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Ryan Sullivan, April 15, 2011, 2011

Ryan Sullivan's *April 15, 2011* is a richly layered painting executed in oil, enamel, and latex on canvas, reflecting the artist's process-driven approach in which materials are poured, pooled, and left to interact with little direct intervention. The work captures the unpredictable results of Sullivan's pouring technique, producing organic flows, textured surfaces, and luminous color variations that blur the boundary between chance and intention. The date-based title references the specific moment of the work's making, emphasizing Sullivan's interest in time, material behavior, and the record of a painting's own formation.

Medium
oil, enamel and latex on canvas
Year
2011
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Muted Palette, Male Artist, Mixed Media, Process Based Art, Emerging Artist, Fluid Forms, Organic Composition, Abstract Painting, Contemporary Artist, Canvas, American Artist, Abstract Expressionism, Gestural Abstraction, Canvas Painting, Oil And Enamel, Experimental Technique

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