Progress
by Steven Gagnon

Artist: Steven Gagnon

Size: 76 x 66 CM

Year: 2010

Condition: Very good

Frame: See description

Art Movements: other

Signature: Hand Signed

Edition: 100

Price: POA

Medium: Screen-printing

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The artwork PROGRESS is inspired by the 2008 election. As a parody, six emptied Pabst Blue Ribbon beer cans are used to illustrate progress. The artwork makes a commentary on Pabst Blue Ribbon beer as a candidate that can give one the sense of progress by electing to consume the product. This screen print edition of a limited number of signed and numbered prints on Coventry rag paper measures roughly 24 x 22 inches.

Steven Gagnon

Steven Gagnon grew up in Fort Pierce, FL. He studied at Pepperdine University in California and spent a year abroad in Europe while in college. Upon his return to the U.S., he mentored for three years under artist, Nataly Nijinski. In 1996, he came to Miami Beach for an artist residency and has been based in the city from then on. Since 2005, Gagnon has been creating large scale, interdisciplinary video installations in addition to his work in painting, printmaking, and sculpture. To date, he has created five projects which he has shown at various venues including both 2008 Presidential Conventions, the Fotofest bienniel in Houston, and art fairs in Miami, New York City, Palm Beach, and in the German cities of Berlin and Cologne.

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