6.24.2009
6.22.2009
Yes
Toaster Player
Pool of Silence
Pool of Silence (2006)
78 rpm records
Installation at SPACE Gallery
812 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA
Included in the exhibiton Pinch Hitters
June 9 - Aug 4, 2006
Copyright © 2006 David Pohl
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Memory
Memory (2003)
Digital mixed media
Selected for inclusion in Communication Arts Illustration Annual 45
Copyright © 2003 David Pohl
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Full Moon in Bloom
Full Moon in Bloom (2008)
Digital mixed media
Chosen for inclusion on the American Illustration 28 website
8 x 10 Prints available here
Printed on gallery- quality, matt, acid free, archival paper
Copyright © 2008 David Pohl
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Copyright © 2008 David Pohl
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Blossom
Candyland
Monkey Mind
Monkey Mind (2004)
Digital mixed media
Selected for inclusion on the American Illustration 23 website
Copyright © 2004 David Pohl
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The Monkey Civilization
Snow White Dreams of Elvis
Holy Cow : A Journey Through India
From the series Holy Cow : A Journey Through India
February 14, 2007 - March 17, 2007
Copyright © 2007 David Pohl
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Nataraja
Nataraja (2003)
Spirograph,ink, water, fire and found objects
at Allegheny College, Meadville PA
A site specific drawing made directly on the walls of the gallery. The drawing itself (made with the use of a spirograph, the 1960's art making device for children) contains thousands of various small circles representing Shiva, The Cosmic Dancer - An ancient image of the divine dating back to prehistoric times in India. The drawing was completed in three days.
Copyright © 2003 David Pohl
House of Pingting Archives
Spirograph,ink, water, fire and found objects
at Allegheny College, Meadville PA
A site specific drawing made directly on the walls of the gallery. The drawing itself (made with the use of a spirograph, the 1960's art making device for children) contains thousands of various small circles representing Shiva, The Cosmic Dancer - An ancient image of the divine dating back to prehistoric times in India. The drawing was completed in three days.
Copyright © 2003 David Pohl
House of Pingting Archives
Gajara
Gajara (2007)
Spirograph wall drawing created for
Arts Reverie in the Old City, Ahmedabad
Gujarat India
March 2007
Copyright © 2007 David Pohl
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Becoming
Becoming (2004)
Ink, spirograph, fire, wax, incense, rocks, orange, honey
The Buddha Project
Wall drawing at Gallery U, Cleveland
Co-Curated by Jeanne Grosetti and Robert Thurmer (Cleveland State University)
Wall drawing at Gallery U, Cleveland
Co-Curated by Jeanne Grosetti and Robert Thurmer (Cleveland State University)
A site specific drawing made directly on the walls of the gallery. The drawing itself (made with the use of a spirograph, the 1960's art making device for children) contains thousands of various small circles representing the Buddha as a formless form. The first phase of the drawing was completed in four days, and was continued over a period of 3 months.
In this particular piece, the temporary nature of the work relates to Buddhist concepts of impermanence and non-attachment, referencing the sand mandalas created by Tibetan Buddhist monks which are meticulously created over a short period of time and then swept up and dispersed into a flowing river or stream.
At the completion of the show the Buddha drawing was washed away.
Copyright © 2004 David Pohl | HOP | House of Pingting Archives
Becoming
Becoming (2004)
Ink, spirograph, fire, wax, incense, rocks, orange, honey
Digital video 59 seconds
The Buddha Project
Wall drawing at Gallery U, Cleveland
Co-Curated by Jeanne Grosetti and Robert Thurmer (Cleveland State University)
Wall drawing at Gallery U, Cleveland
Co-Curated by Jeanne Grosetti and Robert Thurmer (Cleveland State University)
A site specific drawing made directly on the walls of the gallery. The drawing itself (made with the use of a spirograph, the 1960's art making device for children) contains thousands of various small circles representing the Buddha as a formless form. The first phase of the drawing was completed in four days, and was continued over a period of 3 months.
In this particular piece, the temporary nature of the work relates to Buddhist concepts of impermanence and non-attachment, referencing the sand mandalas created by Tibetan Buddhist monks which are meticulously created over a short period of time and then swept up and dispersed into a flowing river or stream.
At the completion of the show the Buddha drawing was washed away.
Copyright © 2004 David Pohl | HOP | House of Pingting Archives
6.21.2009
Toy Zen Garden
Toy Zen Garden (2005)
Modified Fisher-Price toys, paint, canvas,
spirograph and found objects.
Three Rivers Arts Festival Gallery
937 Liberty Ave, Downtown Pittsburgh
June 3 - 19, 2005
Toy Zen Garden was created over a period of 5 days, using
modified Fisher Price toys as painting / drawing instruments.
The piece culminated in a 45 minute live painting performance in the gallery.
Copyright © 2005 David Pohl
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www.davidpohl.com
White House Buddha (Uprising)
Digital collage
2001
Copyright © 2001 David Pohl
House of Pingting Archives
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White House Buddha (Uprising), 2001
Pittsburgh artist, musician and illustrator David Pohl created this piece shortly after September 11. Originally designed to be a sequential animation piece for a website, White House Buddha expresses the need for people to turn inward and toward a path of spirituality in the wake of the terrorist attacks. A popular element in Pohl’s work, the Buddha conveys the artist’s desire to see America chart a course of peace and caution in the aftermath of September 11.
-Nick Ciotola, Curator
Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center
Mantra
Mantra (2001)
phonograph record players, record albums and
various found objects.
from the Gestures show at
The Mattress Factory
Pittsburgh, PA
October 27, 2001 - December 8, 2001
Gestures Curators: Michael Olijnyk and Graham Shearing
Copyright © 2001 David Pohl
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Mantra (Ritual Cleaning)
Mantra (2001)
phonograph record players, record albums and
various found objects.
from the Gestures show at
The Mattress Factory
Pittsburgh, PA
October 27, 2001 - December 8, 2001
Gestures Curators: Michael Olijnyk and Graham Shearing
Copyright © 2001 David Pohl
House of Pingting Archives
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