Matthew Palladino

Matthew Palladino
Bad Map, 2013
lithograph on Rives BFK paper (8 plates)
30 x 44.5 inches
Edition of 25

This ten-color lithograph was printed by hand from 8 aluminum plates. The lithographic plates were made from mylars hand-drawn by the artist using markers and acrylic paint.

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Matthew Palladino makes paintings and sculptures that use complex compositional imagery to explore cultural and political ideas. Drawing upon illustration and graphic design, the pieces playfully reference pop culture, art history, moral pitfalls and the carnivalesque.

In Bad Map, Palladino exposes areas of a colorful map of the United States surrounded by water. The map and water are revealed by a graffiti-like scrawled erasure as if the image had been covered. This lithograph seamlessly combines map and scrawl in a playful political commentary.

Matthew Palladino's work is in the collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art, NY and numerous private collections.

 

Matthew Palladino
Stripes, 2013
flashe paint on canvas
30 x 24 x 1 inches
Private Collection

 
 
 
Matthew Palladino Drapery 2, 2012 watercolor and acrylic ink on paper 46 x 43 inches Private Collection

Matthew Palladino
Drapery 2, 2012
watercolor and acrylic ink on paper
46 x 43 inches
Private Collection

 

Matthew Palladino
First Try/Second Try, 2012
enamel and plaster on panel
2 panels, 30 x 24 x 2.25 inches each
Private Collection