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Jason Morgan: Heavy Metal

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Heavy Metal Brandt-Roberts Galleries is pleased to announce the exhibition Heavy Metal, featuring BRG artist Jason Morgan.

completed, such as Pretty in Pink, reference pop culture and play into the stage-setting by Morgan.

In his new series, Jason Morgan showcases his acuity for hyperrealism through metallic objects with highly reflective surfaces. These metallic objects, such as a balloon dog, elephant, and monkey, are placed into playfully creative scenes with bright, directional light, as if they are on stage, creating a narrative for the viewer. Titles, assigned once the paintings are

Heavy Metal will be on view July 2 31, 2022 during gallery hours, Wednesday through Sunday, 1-5pm, and by private appointment. A Collectors Preview will be available starting Saturday, June 25. Private appointments and Collectors Previews can be requested by emailing info@brandtrobertsgalleries.com or calling 614.223.1655.


I DON'T WANT ONE OF MY PAINTINGS TO LOOK LIKE A PHOTOGRAPH; I WANT IT TO LOOK BETTER THAN A PHOTOGRAPH.

JASON MORGAN


LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE

Acrylic on canvas 48 x 48 in. $5800


MILLION DOLLAR BABY

Acrylic on canvas 36 x 36 in. $4800


BOOGIE NIGHTS

Acrylic on canvas 36 x 36 in. $4800


PRETTY IN PINK

Acrylic on canvas 36 x 48 in. $5200


THE BIG REVEAL

Acrylic on canvas 36 x 72 in. $6400


JASON MORGAN

Jason Morgan is an Ohio-based painter

References to film, literature, and

who crafts contemporary still life

pop-culture are suggested in his

painting rendered in a hyper-realistic

works through the use of clever

style. Judiciously choosing his still life

titles. He masters the illusion of a

objects, Morgan cleverly juxtaposes

seemingly playful work that is

unusual items such as produce, worn

often much more deeply layered

toys, and vintage glass objects to

and complex. Morgan is largely

produce thought-provoking

self-taught and draws inspiration

compositions. It is in the tension of the

from Rembrandt, Norman

inanimate objects that the narrative of

Rockwell, John Singer Sargent,

the piece is developed.

Maxfield Parish, and N.C. Wyeth.


Brandt-Roberts Galleries 642 N. High Street Columbus, OH 43215 614.223.1655 info@brandtrobertsgalleries.com www.brandtrobertsgalleries.com


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