TWENTY TWENTY A Year In Pictures

Erik Foss is an artist living and working in New York City. He is embarking on his second monograph in which he shares his photography and personal works produced during the COVID lockdown. His practice spans from painting, drawings, collage, 35mm film photography and sculpture - ultimately identifying as a multidisciplinary artist.He has had countless exhibitions, solo and group, including Paul Loya Gallery (LA), CBGB (NYC), My Pet Ram (NYC), Anonymous Gallery (NYC), New Image Art (LA), V1(Denmark), Gallery Steinsland Berliner, Stockholm, Mallick Wiliams (NYC), Moosey (London), The American Academy of Arts and Letters (NYC), Kaikai Kiki Gallery (Tokyo), Cellar Contemporary (Trento) and Plan X Gallery (Milan). His first museum acquisition was facilitated via the American Academy of Arts and Letters and then placed in the permanent painting collection of the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art in 2012. Foss was invited to participate in the annual Watermill Foundation benefit auction in 2011 and 2019.

A visual retrospective of the turbulent year that was 2020 through the eyes of the New York-based multi-disciplinary artist Erik Foss.TWENTY TWENTY A Year in Pictures is a snapshot of Foss' psyche, and of one of the most turbulent years in recent American history. A lot of the events and changes of the past year directly influenced his work, depicted in this remarkable and expressive collection of imagery, bound together in ahardcover time capsule. 2020 was a horror show, but in many ways, that very horror has been the muse for his most artistically successful year.