| "...art,
science and pop culture are so deftly intermingled that concepts like
"artistic genius" are abruptly rendered quaint and old fashioned."
Richard Huntington |
|
"Adams
is critiquing religion itself just as much as he’s calling out
the consumerism of late, employing the language of one to skewer the
other. It’s a clever approach, as unsettling to Anna Wintour as
it might be to the pope." Colin Dabkowski |
"I
was struck by his vigorous painting style and intriguing combinations
of images..." |
"Humor
abounds in the work, yet painstakingly earnest layers of ideological exegesis
lie concealed beneath the humorous veneers." Elizabeth Licata |
Introduction
and overview of the work of Bruce Adams
by UB curator Sandra Q. Firmin
