"It's in 3-D" |
Artist Statement: "The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible". This line by Oscar Wilde resonates strongly with me, and perhaps that is why I do not usually intellectualize my artwork. I feel it is driven by my emotions, rather than by my mind. Art allows me to express my visceral responses to everyday stimuli.
Artist Bio: Ronald Gosses is an international abstract artist and designer, whose paintings have been exhibited in Switzerland, Germany, The Netherlands, and at the Seoul National Gallery in South Korea. He also has had work shown across the United States in major galleries from Denver to New York, including at the Butler Institute of American Art and the Whitney Biennial.
Gosses’ works have been featured in newspapers, art books, catalogs, and magazines. He was the feature artist in the 2014 Fall Edition of Artvoices Magazine. In 2014, he was also made a Kentucky Colonel for his contribution to the visual arts in the Commonwealth, and Gosses was presented before the Kentucky House of Representatives for his achievements in the arts in 2015.
He was a Corporate Vice President of Design and Marketing for two major department stores in the United States and Canada. He has traveled extensively in Europe and Asia, where he designed clothing and furniture. Additionally, Gosses has worked with famous design houses, such as Oleg Cassini, Tommy Hilfiger, Nolan Miller, Niedermaier, and Pucci International.
Artist Bio: Ronald Gosses is an international abstract artist and designer, whose paintings have been exhibited in Switzerland, Germany, The Netherlands, and at the Seoul National Gallery in South Korea. He also has had work shown across the United States in major galleries from Denver to New York, including at the Butler Institute of American Art and the Whitney Biennial.
Gosses’ works have been featured in newspapers, art books, catalogs, and magazines. He was the feature artist in the 2014 Fall Edition of Artvoices Magazine. In 2014, he was also made a Kentucky Colonel for his contribution to the visual arts in the Commonwealth, and Gosses was presented before the Kentucky House of Representatives for his achievements in the arts in 2015.
He was a Corporate Vice President of Design and Marketing for two major department stores in the United States and Canada. He has traveled extensively in Europe and Asia, where he designed clothing and furniture. Additionally, Gosses has worked with famous design houses, such as Oleg Cassini, Tommy Hilfiger, Nolan Miller, Niedermaier, and Pucci International.
All Lexington Art League programs are made possible through the generous support of LexArts.
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The Kentucky Arts Council, a state arts agency, provides operating support to the Lexington Art League with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional support provided by Lexington Parks & Recreation.
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