My most recent solo exhibition at Norwood Flynn Gallery in Dallas shows my continued interests in the themes of food and eating. These new works focus especially on the time and manner in which we eat our meals. Meal scenes in film are the inspiration in several series of images that focus on the moment of the meal, the body language, the time shared, and the transformation that might occur at the table. These figurative images are pared or layered with imagery that connects the scene to food science, religious themes, and the paper ephemera that surrounds the food’s production. The exhibition features new silverpoint drawings, lithographs, screenprints, etchings, and paper sculpture. This exhibition aims to be a celebration of the mundane but complex act of eating.

Andrew DeCaen: Meal Time
Norwood Flynn Gallery
3318 Shorecrest Dr.
Dallas, TX 75235

April 28-May 19.
Reception: Saturday, April 28, 6-8pm