| Ron Laboray | |
| Birth Date: | 1970 |
| Occupation: | visual artist |
Ron Laboray (born 1970) is a visual artist best known for conceptual art and painting.
The work of Ron Laboray has been displayed in museums, special project spaces, not for profits and galleries in cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago, Taiwan, Japan, Memphis, Tennessee Sadalia, and St. Louis, Missouri.
His exhibition "After The C.E." at the University of Missouri was reviewed in Art in America[1] magazine.
The website of[2] Peter Miller Gallery in Chicago describes Laboray's art as merging abstract painting and a pseudoscientific method to create a visual archive of popular culture. This method appropriates existing laws found in sciences, like the Law of Superposition, and the artist's sculptural mixed media mechanisms. The mediums used range from the digital to plastic, aluminum, auto lacquer, decals and marker which are all metaphoric of popular culture. Abstract painting's beautiful object collides with a color-coded archive based on mass culture elements like television, cinema. comic books and advertising.
Major group exhibition have included Terra Incognita at The Contemporary Art Museum, St Louis included in the exhibition were Julie Mahretu, Lordy Rodriguez, and Mark Lombardi.
Transpolyblu a Digital Exhibition including Wil Mentor, Sabina Ott, and Chuck Close.
Reviews and description of Ron Laboray's work and exhibitions can be seen in the following publications: