March 06, 2004 — April 17, 2004 76 Grand Street, New York Michael Bevilacqua combines an enthusiasm for pop culture with a sophisticated study of modern painting. His work is a lexicon of contemporary icons and logos, embracing among other things, music, fashion, and art. The paintings are a visual diary of his artistic influences, recording such things as rock album covers, fashion house logos, children’s cartoon characters and images from celebrated contemporary paintings. There is no separation between high and low culture. The works are like time capsules funneled through the sensibility of someone who grew up in Northern California during the 70’s and 80’s. Bevilacqua is a painter as social sculptor. More information about: Michael Bevilacqua Select press Time Out Review "Too Much Isn’t Enough" by David Rimanelli Select a project Session the Bowl