Brian Dickerson's paintings are structured from aggregated surfaces, rich with energetic brushwork enveloping built-in elements. The raised edges act as bridges, buttresses and apertures with lengthening and shortening shadows that invite meditation. The architecture of Dickerson's compositions resonates with the outdoor stacked-stone sculpture installation of Opus 40's Harvey Fite.

Exhibition Catalogue

About Brian Dickerson

Brian Dickerson has had numerous solo exhibitions both internationally at Ballinglen Arts Foundation,(Ballycastle, Ireland) and nationally at Kouros Gallery and OK Harris (NYC, NY), Institute of Man and Science (Rensselaerville, NY), Lightforms Art Center (Hudson, NY), Bill Lowe Gallery (Atlanta, GA), Benjamin Mangel Gallery, Seraphin Gallery and Hahn Gallery (Philadelphia, PA), The Grosvenor Art Gallery (S.U.N.Y. Cobleskill, NY) and the Museum at the University of Wyoming, (Laramie, WY), among others. He has also been featured in many group exhibitions, including most recently at The Hyde Collection (Glens Falls, NY), De Melkfabriek (s’Hertogenbosch, Netherlands). The Delaware Art Museum (Wilmington, DE), American University Museum - Katzen Art Center (Wash. D.C.) the Woodmere Museum, and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, (Phila., PA). Dickerson has been the recipient of many awards, notably a Franz and Virginia Bader Fund Grant and a Ballinglen Foundation Fellowship. Brian Dickerson lives and works in Rensselaerville, New York.