About this Event
"Late Stage Mythology" is the latest body of work from Grammy-nominated artist and designer Matthew Curry. Drawing inspiration from humanity’s timeless urge to extract pattern and meaning from the world around us, Curry’s narrative explores the cause-and-effect relationship between our perception and the invisible forces shaping our reality. Through complex layering and a rich visual language, his work invites the viewer to engage with the full timeline of each piece, revealing an intricate web of interconnected moments and ideas.
Artist Statement
My work explores humanity’s innate drive to find patterns and meaning in an attempt to make sense of the world. I am fascinated by the instinct to control chaos—how we impose structure on the unknown, seeking order in the unpredictable. Through my art, I engage with existential thought experiments, questioning the nature of reality and our perception of it. Each piece is an invitation to reflect on the tension between structure and disorder, between certainty and ambiguity. By embracing these paradoxes, I hope to spark curiosity and contemplation about the ways we define and interpret our existence.
Artist Bio
Matthew Curry is a multidisciplinary artist and designer known for his distinct visual language, which walks the line between fine art and graphic art. His work has been recognized by Apple, earned him two Grammy® nominations, and his artwork has been commissioned and licensed by Fortune 500 companies and is held in galleries and private collections worldwide.
Most recently, Curry created “Monster Imagination,” a 32-piece sculpture and painting installation for the children’s section of the newly renovated MLK Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, D.C.
As an art director and graphic artist, Curry has collaborated with notable clients including Jeff Koons, Sheryl Crow, and The Smithsonian. Beyond his studio practice, he has been invited to speak about his work and creative process at National Geographic, The Art Directors Club, AIGA, and The Corcoran College of Art & Design and The Rhode Island School of Design.
Curry operates out of his studio in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., with the support of his wife, Eugenia, and their son, Alexander
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Lost Origins Gallery, 3110 Mount Pleasant Street Northwest, Washington, United States
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