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myplasticheart is proud to present "Adrift", a duo exhibition featuring NYC artists Scott Campbell and Leontine Greenberg. Utilizing watercolor as their primary medium, each artist demonstrates his and her own style and technique that is both unique and complimentary. "Adrift" takes you to a whimsical place of flying contraptions and assorted characters who invite you to come along on their airy adventure. Scott and Leontine will be in attendance at the opening reception to chat and mingle so please come by to say hello and see some amazing art!
Adrift New Works by Scott Campbell and Leontine Greenberg Opening Reception: Friday Nov 13th 2009 6 - 9pm Exhibition runs through Dec 13th 2009 myplasticheartnyc 210 Forsyth St. Lower East Side New York 646.290.6866
About Scott Campbell Scott Campbell (also known as just Scott C) is a painter and creator of comics. He is the creator of the online comic DOUBLE FINE ACTION COMICS. Scott is also a contributor to anthologies including HICKEE, PROJECT SUPERIOR, and FLIGHT. His watercolor paintings are that of curious little people and creatures enjoying each others company and having adventures. Sometimes they have no adventures at all and just relax. His work has been shown in places like London, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Montreal, Japan, and Portland. Some of his Illustration work includes the King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters DVD cover and the cover for MC Frontalots record FINAL BOSS. He is also the Art and Concepts director for Double Fine Productions, a video game developer responsible for Psychonauts and Brutal Legend. Scott Campbell currently lives in New York, NY and works from his home.
About Leontine Greenberg Leontine Greenberg lives in Jackson Heights, Queens with her husband, daughter and two cats. Her work has been shown at galleries around the country, including ThinkSpace Gallery, Gallery 1988 and C.A.V.E. Gallery in Los Angeles, and MyPlasticHeart in New York. She is inspired by other people's flickr streams, rooftops, the coming environmental apocalypse, and the children's book section of the Strand Bookstore.�
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