Nick Hollibaugh American, b. 1976
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Nick HollibaughFinding Lines, 2016acrylic on ash wood16 x 15 x 2 inches
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Nick HollibaughFrequently Asked Questions # 3, 2016wood, acrylic paint, mirror10 x 24 x 8 inches
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Nick HollibaughFrequently Asked Questions #1, 2016wood, acrylic paint, mirror13 x 9 x 3 inches
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Nick HollibaughFrequently Asked Questions #2, 2016wood, acrylic paint, mirror32 x 21 x 8 inches
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Nick HollibaughHeart 1 (Yellow), 2016acrylic on ash wood60 x 60 x 4 inches
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Nick HollibaughHeart 2 (Blue), 2016acrylic on ash wood60 x 60 x 4 inches
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Nick HollibaughHeart 3 (Green), 2016acrylic on ash wood60 x 60 x 4 inches
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Nick HollibaughHollow Note, 2016acrylic on ash wood24 x 34 x 6 inches
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Nick HollibaughLittle Love, 2016wood, acrylic paint, mirror22 x 29 x 10 inches
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Nick HollibaughLittle Matinee, 2016acrylic on ash wood17 x 17 x 2 inches
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Nick HollibaughLow Plane, 2016ash wood, acrylic paint31.5 x 137 x 4 inches
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Nick HollibaughMomma Heart, Baby Heart, 2016acrylic on ash wood40 x 18 x 6 inches
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Nick HollibaughReaching Daisy, 2016acrylic on ash wood32 x 42 x 4 inches
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Nick HollibaughSorbet Skyline, 2016acrylic on ash wood28 x 34 x 4 inches
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Nick HollibaughUnfamiliar Relationship, 2016pine, ash, acrylic paint36.5 x 48 x 4.5 inches
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Nick HollibaughBleak, 2010acrylic on ash wood37 x 84 x 12 inches
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Nick HollibaughField, 2010acrylic on ash wood40 x 72 x 12 inches
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Nick HollibaughWitness, 2010acrylic on ash wood46 x 44 x 21 inches
Born and raised in Indiana, Nick Hollibaugh's work draws inspiration from the fields, barns, and silos of middle America. Meticulously built with hand-cut strips of wood, his sculptures combine architecture and color to form structural manifestations of the Midwest landscape. The gradient of deep autumnal colors in Harvest Temple and the deep greenish black of Oil House allude to the positive and negative aspects of our constant bounty hunting of natural resources. The sculptures appear to have movement as one passes due in part to the small slatted openings between the wooden panels. The juxtaposition of this sweeping illusion and the static presence of the grand sculptures introduces a shifting contemplation of progress.
Nick Hollibaugh received his MFA in 2003 from the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence and his BFA in 2001 from The Herron School of Art, Indiana University, Indianapolis.
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Nick Hollibaugh: Between You and Me
November 11, 2016 - January 28, 2017Cade Tompkins Projects is pleased to announce a new exhibition of sculptures by Nick Hollibaugh. Between You and Me is Nick Hollibaugh’s second solo exhibition of new work at Cade...Read more -
Nick Hollibaugh: Witness
September 24 - November 14, 2010The quiet and modest simplicity of paint and ash wood combined with a large presence that eludes to grandeur, in the most modest of vernaculars, creates a dynamic tension in...Read more