Timothy Callaghan's new exhibition at William Busta Projects features paintings inspired by Cleveland neighborhoods and city calendars produced in the 1980s
"Factotum," a new exhibition of work by Timothy Callaghan, is all about Cleveland.
Two of them, additionally, are used as the cover art for a split 7-inch record with music by Mike Uva and Krista Tomorowitz , Callaghan's wife. That project will have a record release party and live performance at Blue Arrow Records on Dec. 2 during Walk All Over Waterloo at 7 p.m. The idea was inspired by Cleveland Calendars published in the 1980s and 1990s by International Printing Company, wich commissioned a different artist each year and showcased artists such as Mary Lou Ferbert, Moses Pearl, Florian Lawton, Martin Linsey and, Viktor Schreckengost.
Callaghan’s style is recognizable with his signature chubby brush strokes building tonal shifts and shadow like a mosaic. A series of carefully chosen dashes of pigment convey the scene. There is an illustrative quality to his work which reads somewhat otherworldly.
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