Some of the works in "Direct Contact: Self-Made Pop," opening October 22, 2011 with a reception 6 to 10 pm at Bromwell's Gallery, downtown Cincinnati. "DC" surveys aesethetic universes created from glitter, trash, and desire. These artist are self-made and use what the world has given them to make distinctively weird and eerily precise works of art. Primary inspiration for this gig: Raymond Thunder-Sky. Raymond made drawings about construction, destruction, and the blank, supernatural swirl of things coming together and falling apart. His precision mocks makeshift road signs; his vision destroys and reinvents the way you take in the normal world.
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| Raymond Thunder-Sky |
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| Tony Dotson and Bill Ross |
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| Spencer van der Zee |
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| Antonio Adams and Tony Dotson |
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| Raymond Thunder-Sky |
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| Todd M. Coe |
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| Spencer van der Zee |
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| Drew Kidd and Bill Ross |
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Bill Ross Antonio Adams |
