I've been a huge David B. Frye fan since I first laid eyes on his work at Christopher Stout Projects. From a press release by curator Mary Gagler, "Frye presents the unbridled exploitation of colonial power and the unchecked passions of founding fathers and contrasts these with ideals of free love and individual agency.While other bodies of work more directly approach his own family’s history as slaves, Frye critiques America’s internal diplomacy towards white slave owners and their attempt to whitewash the end of slavery into a tale of white heroes and grateful, compliant slaves."David is a charming, humble and extremely bright man. It's fascinating to speak with him about slavery, his art and the emotional impact and perspective his childhood has brought him. David has been a star of the previous 2 SPRING/BREAK Art Shows-more about his work here:•<a href="SPRINGBREAK-2019-FACT-AND-FICTION-David-B-Frye-The-Lincoln-Paintings"> SPRINGBREAK-2019-FACT-AND-FICTION-David-B-Frye-The-Lincoln-Paintings</a>• David's work in the <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/05/arts/design/spring-break-volta-art-fair.html">New York Times</a>• More David Frye <a href="https://www.facebook.com/david.b.frye/media_set?set=a.4459131527.6972.741956527&type=3">Paintings</a>

I've been a huge David B. Frye fan since I first laid eyes on his work at Christopher Stout Projects. From a press release by curator Mary Gagler, "Frye presents the unbridled exploitation of colonial power and the unchecked passions of founding fathers and contrasts these with ideals of free love and individual agency.While other bodies of work more directly approach his own family’s history as slaves, Frye critiques America’s internal diplomacy towards white slave owners and their attempt to whitewash the end of slavery into a tale of white heroes and grateful, compliant slaves." David is a charming, humble and extremely bright man. It's fascinating to speak with him about slavery, his art and the emotional impact and perspective his childhood has brought him. David has been a star of the previous 2 SPRING/BREAK Art Shows-more about his work here: • SPRINGBREAK-2019-FACT-AND-FICTION-David-B-Frye-The-Lincoln-Paintings • David's work in the New York Times • More David Frye Paintings

I've been a huge David B. Frye fan since I first laid eyes on his work at Christopher Stout Projects. From a press release by curator Mary Gagler, "Frye presents the unbridled exploitation of colonial power and the unchecked passions of founding fathers and contrasts these with ideals of free love and individual agency.While other bodies of work more directly approach his own family’s history as slaves, Frye critiques America’s internal diplomacy towards white slave owners and their attempt to whitewash the end of slavery into a tale of white heroes and grateful, compliant slaves."David is a charming, humble and extremely bright man. It's fascinating to speak with him about slavery, his art and the emotional impact and perspective his childhood has brought him.&nbsp;David has been a star of the previous 2 SPRING/BREAK Art Shows-more about his work here:•<a href="SPRINGBREAK-2019-FACT-AND-FICTION-David-B-Frye-The-Lincoln-Paintings" rel="noopener noreferrer"> SPRINGBREAK-2019-FACT-AND-FICTION-David-B-Frye-The-Lincoln-Paintings</a>• David's work in the <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/05/arts/design/spring-break-volta-art-fair.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">New York Times</a>• More David Frye <a href="https://www.facebook.com/david.b.frye/media_set?set=a.4459131527.6972.741956527&amp;type=3" rel="noopener noreferrer">Paintings</a>

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