David Van Gough and Dahlia Jane with David’s painting, Rise, at the opening of his solo show, MAN/SON: the Haunting of the American Madonna. The show opened on October 6, 2012 at Hyaena Gallery in Burbank, CA.
Osmosis, 2011
Is There Life After Death? 2010. This painting is part of the David’s Theothanatos (meaning Death of God in latin) series.
Paul Is Dead from the MAN/SON series, 2012
The Haunted Portrait of the Artist, a self-portrait, 2012
Thank you thank you David for having me over and talking into the microphone. Please check out more of David’s stunning paintings on his website. You can also follow David on twitter @davidgoughart.
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So I just had the time to listen to this installment of your podcast and found it fascinating. First- on the twin story- there was a similar situation with identical twins some years ago in the southern United States- clearly to do not remember many details. And that golfer be nuts. The interview with David VonGough was so interesting- I am familiar with some of his work- extremely talented of course- but this provided more insight into why his work is what it is and that makes it even more interesting. Once again the conversation between the two of you was so well done- you have the knack of getting folks talking for sure. So thank you. And the Manson book will be on the schedule for Monday.
I just got my copy of the Manson book- gorgeous work and now I have my own copy of Death and the Maiden. Thank you yet again for introducing me to this collection.