Deborah Salt
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Inglewood Paintings
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Music of the Spheres #5 Studio #6 Studio Off the Wall Tilt
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"Off the Wall Tilt", 2019
84 x 86 x 12 inches
double-sided stretched canvas

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26. Untitled (installation shot), 2012

Installation Shot, "Vertical", Ace Gallery, Los Angeles, 2017
(left to right) 2- 60 x 6 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2016;
120 x 6 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2016;
60 x 6 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2016
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Click HERE for Vertical Series Statement.
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25. Untitled (pink and white), 2012
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23. Untitled (blue and white), 2012
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in Blouin ARTINFO

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Deborah Salt: Vertical from ACE GALLERY on Vimeo.

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26. Untitled (installation shot), 2012

Untitled (installation shot), 2012
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25. Untitled (pink and white), 2012 24. Untitled (yellow and white), 2012 23. Untitled (blue and white), 2012
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25. Untitled (pink and white), 2012

Untitled, 2015
86x6 inches
acrylic on canvas
23. Untitled (blue and white), 2012

Untitled, 2015
86x6 inches
acrylic on canvas
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Each canvas has about twelve layers of paint on the sides. The colors glow on the wall, and often, depending on the light and time of day, diffuse the air around with colored light. As you walk around them they change, at times they seem like colored light columns. I made them eight feet tall so they would be close to the ceiling. The upper left corner and lower right corner of each painting are vertical to the floor- giving each canvas an "inner vertical" to the floor (an inner structural balance in response to the unquestioned right-angled architectural surroundings). I hung the paintings (on the right) next to each other to create a mixing of the two colors between the two paintings (in this case an orange).
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Voluminosity (installation), Nye+Brown Gallery, 2013 Untitled, 48x48x4 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2014 Untitled, 48x48x4 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2013 Untitled, 60x60x2, acrylic on canvas, 2014
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Untitled, (yellow and black), 48x48x4 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2010 Untitled, 24x24x2 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2009 Untitled (red and white), 60x60x3, inches, acrylic on canvas, 2009 Vertical tip-to-tip, (yellow and black). 120x24x2 inches, acrylic on canvas, 2012
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Rosewood Paintings

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Untitled 2011 Untitled 2011 Untitled 2011
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Untitled 2011 Untitled 2009 Untitled 2010
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Bergamot Station Installation September 2011

Bergamot Station Installation May 2011

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Bergamot Station Installation September 2011

Bergamot Station Installation May 2011

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Bergamot Station Installation September 2011

Bergamot Station Installation May 2011
16. Untitled, 108 x 36 x 3 inches (left)
15. Untitled, 108 x 36 x 3 inches (right)

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Bergamot Station Installation September 2011

Bergamot Station Installation May 2011


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Jefferson Paintings

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UntUntitled (Diagonal), 2009itled Untitled (Diagonal), 2009 Untitled (Diagonal), 2009
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Untitled (Tilted-square), 2009 Untitled (Tilted-square), 2009 Untitled (Tilted-square), 2009 Untitled 2010
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Untitled, 2009               Untitled, 2009               Untitled, 2009
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Studio Installation September 2009

Studio Installation September 2009



Works on Paper

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Untitled, 2009             Untitled, 2009             Untitled, 2009             Untitled, 2008
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Deborah Salt
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photography by Ed Glendinning

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