Steven McCallum Triptych 'Centosphere' Contemporary Geometric Oil Paintings - Set of 3

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Created by Steven McCallum in 1996, the 'Centrosphere' is a three panel triptych painting with bright pop art color and … more Created by Steven McCallum in 1996, the 'Centrosphere' is a three panel triptych painting with bright pop art color and contemporary abstract subject comprised of layered geometric shapes. The oil painted works on canvas have each panel signed and dated by the Artist on verso. These large scale works are reminiscent of street pop art in the present day, similar to the style created by KAWS, with use of saturated hues of yellow, blue, red, and black. The panels measure 78.5 inches tall, 66 inches wide and approximately 1 inch in depth. Steven McCallum born 1951 in Alliance, Ohio attended Kent State University where he received both his bachelor (1973) and his Master of Fine Arts (1976) degrees. After teaching at Youngstown State University, the University of Akron and Kent State University, he moved to New York in 1980, where he served as a studio assistant to James Rosenquist, Helen Frankenthaler and Al Held. McCallum has had exhibitions at the New York Institute of Technology; the Futura Gallery, Stockholm; A.I.R. Gallery, New York; the Cleveland Museum of Art; and many other galleries and museums across the country since 1978. His work is included in private collections in New York, Sweden, London, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Tampa, Miami and Richmond, Virginia by prominent collectors and art lovers alike, drawn to his work for his intricate line work, crisp detail, and electrifying palette well ahead of it's time. less