Dave Archer (painter)

Dave Archer (painter)

Dave Archer (born David Archer Nelson January 15, 1941) is a reverse glass painter and sculptor.

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Work

Archer’s primary medium is reverse glass painting which he pioneered with artist Ron Russell. The technique consists of applying paint or pigment to the underside of a glass plate then applying a million volts of electricity generated from a Tesla Coil to disperse the paint into randomly generated patterns.

Recently he has begun sculpting using found-object armatures which he then covers with an activated resin substance, using various tools to make impressions which he refers to as “markings”, then adding pigments of various colors to highlight the impressions.

Fame

Dave Archer’s paintings have been featured on Star Trek, decorating the Enterprise set on Star Trek: The Next Generation television show, received screen credit in the movie, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country,[1] was included in Star Trek: Generations.[2]

He has demonstrated the reverse-glass painting technique on over two hundred television shows, including, "Eye To Eye With Connie Chung," "Beyond 2000," and Discovery Channel's, "The Next Step" and "World's of Wonder".

Archer’s paintings have been on numerous book jackets including: ‘’Fantasy’’ and ‘’Earth’’ by Isaac Asimov; ‘’N-Space’’ and ‘’Playgrounds of the Mind‘’by Larry Niven; ‘’Music Physician’’ by Don Campbell; ‘’The Oxygen Barons’’ by Gregory Feeley; ‘’The Starry Rift’’ and the ‘’Crown of Stars’’ by James Tiptree, Jr.; ‘’Alastor’’ and ‘’Planet of Adventure’’ by Jack Vance as well as the Vance Anthology of ‘’City of the Chasch / Servants of the Wankh / The Dirdir / The Pnume’’

In the print media, Archer’s work was featured in Omni (magazine), and National Geographic Magazine. He has also appeared in Ripley’s Believe It or Not![3] comic in the Sunday newspaper .

Shows

Archer’s work has been shown in the world headquarters of AT&T on Madison Avenue in New York City, and the Hayden Planetarium in Central Park in New York.

Books

Archer’s first book, Survival Art, Painting and Sculpting for Food, Clothing and Shelter’’, was published by Coyotel Press in 2009. In 2009 Coyotel Press also published his collaboration with Steve Hapy, Will Taylor, and Steven Johnson Leyba entitled ‘’The Trickster’s Bible’’.

Chronology

  • 1941: ARCHER, DAVE, painter and sculptor, born David Archer Nelson, in San Luis Obispo, January , 1941
  • 1961: Elysian Art Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1965: Unicorn Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1965: Joker's Flux Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1967: City Lights Bookstore, San Francisco, California
  • 1967: Running Elk Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1973: De Poliolo Gallery, Palm Springs, California
  • 1974: William Stone Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1974: Robinson's Red Door Gallery, Morro Bay, California
  • 1974: Erickson's Gallery, Tiburon, California
  • 1975: M.H. de Young Museum, San Francisco, California
  • 1977: Glass Art Gallery, San Rafael, California
  • 1978: Amber Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1979: Westheimer Art Festival, Houston, Texas
  • 1979: Sausalito Art Festival, California
  • 1980: Laguna Beach Art Festival, California
  • 1980: The Boulevard - Las Vegas, Nevada
  • 1980: Tapestry in Talent - San Jose, California
  • 1981: Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival, California
  • 1981: Omni Magazine Art Show, Marshall Fields' Dept. Store, Chicago
  • 1982: MGM Grand Hotel, Reno, Nevada
  • 1982: Sheraton Hotel - Steamboat Springs, Colorado
  • 1982: "I Got Reemed In Reem" Art Show - Reem, California
  • 1983: Kersting Gallery, Sausalito, California
  • 1983-1988,1991-1995: Swanson Art Galleries, San Francisco, California
  • 1987: Celebration of Innovation, San Francisco, California
  • 1988: Planetarium, Brussels, Belgium
  • 1989: Jacqueline Westbrook Gallery, La Jolla, California
  • 1989: Dyansen Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1989: Gallery San Francisco - San Francisco, California
  • 1989: The Royal Art Gallery, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
  • 1989: The Pendragon Gallery, Annapolis, Maryland
  • 1989: Roy's Gallery, Lawrence, Kansas
  • 1989: The Omniversum, The Hague, Netherlands - One Man Show - Permanent Collection
  • 1989: Imagine Tokyo `89, Tokyo, Japan
  • 1989: Gallery Alternative, San Jose, California
  • 1989: Addi Gallery of Coronado, California
  • 1990: Phoenix Gallery, Topeka, Kansas
  • 1990: San Luis Obispo Art Center, San Luis Obispo, California - One Man Homecoming Show
  • 1990: Just Looking Gallery, San Luis Obispo, California
  • 1990: The AT&T World Headquarters, New York, New York - One Man Show - Permanent - Collection & Exhibit
  • 1990: Dyansen Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1990-1991: Dorog Gallery, Beverly Hills, California
  • 1990-1991: Hayden Planetarium, Central Park, New York -One Man Show- Permanent Collection
  • 1990: BENEFIT Show - Stop The Buck - With entertainment by Grace Slick and Friends – Novato, California
  • 1991: Von Der Ahe Galleries, Ltd., Monterey, California
  • 1991: Dyansen Gallery, San Francisco, California
  • 1991: The Vault Gallery, Cambria, California
  • 1991: Ship Store Gallery, Kauai, Hawaii
  • 1991: Tower Gallery, Sacramento, California
  • 1991: Angel City Gallery, Los Angeles, California
  • 1991: Brandywine Fantasy Gallery, Chicago, Illinois
  • 1991: BENEFIT Show - Fairfax - San Anselmo Children's Center – Novato, California
  • 1991: Chi-Con - World Science Fiction Convention, Chicago, Illinois
  • 1991: Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, Illinois - Permanent Collection
  • 1991: Whole Life Expo, San Jose, California
  • 1992: Off The Wall Gallery - Huntington Beach, California
  • 1992: Off The Wall Gallery - Newport Beach, California
  • 1992: The Vault Gallery – Cambria, California
  • 1992: Seldom Scene Gallery – Fairfax, California - With Stanley Mouse, Ralph McQuarrie and Mati Klarwein
  • 1992: Metropolitan Art Gallery – Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
  • 1992: Hudson River Museum – Yonkers, New York
  • 1993: The Infinite Line Of Piero Manzoni - Milan, Italy - Invitational
  • 1993: BENEFIT Show – Fairfax, San Anselmo Children's Center – Novato, California
  • 1993: 4th Annual Mythical Realism Exhibit - Brandywine Fantasy Gallery – Chicago, Illinois
  • 1993: Weinstein Gallery - San Francisco, California
  • 1993: Artisan's Gallery Group Invitational - Mill Valley, California
  • 1993: Vault Gallery - Cambria, California
  • 1995: The Seekers Collection & Gallery - Cambria, California
  • 1995: The Glass Eye Gallery - Seattle, Washington - 1995
  • 1995: Southern Wind - Kinetic / Op Art Gallery - New Orleans, Louisiana
  • 1996: Shibuya Pantheon - Tokyo - Japan - Premier /Star Trek: Generations [4]
  • 1996: Panasonic World Headquarters – Shinagawa, Japan
  • 1996: Yountchi - Rieger Fine Art - San Francisco, California
  • 1997: The Glass Eye Gallery - Seattle, Washington
  • 1997: Danskin Galleries - Palm Desert, California
  • 1997: Yountchi-Rieger Fine Art - San Francisco, California
  • 1998: Gallery Harvest – Nagoya, Japan
  • 1998: The Marceline Bonorden Gallery of Fine Art - New Orleans, Louisiana
  • 1998-2001: Rieger Fine Art / Artist's Studio Show and Sale – Novato, California
  • 1998-2003: Gallery Harvest - Nogoya - Japan - November - 1998
  • 2002: Art Encounter - Las Vegas - Nevada - 2002
  • 2003: Danville Fine Arts Gallery - "Technology Creates" – Danville, California

References

  1. ^ Screen Credit
  2. ^ “Star Trek”, "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country" and "Star Trek: Generations” are registered trademarks of Paramount Pictures Corporation
  3. ^ "Ripley’s Believe It or Not!" is a registered trademark of Ripley Entertainment
  4. ^ Star Trek: Generations is a registered trademark of Paramount Pictures Corporation

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