Max Hayslette
A classically trained artist, Hayslette ventures into the past for this new body of work. Max credits studies with Alexander Archipenko and Egon Wiener in Chicago during the '50's with a "Modernist way of looking at life and painting.
"After a prolific career in design and painting Max returns to these roots and presents new work in the "Late Modernist" tradition."
"The combination of a long dance between memory and imagination is the root from which my images grow."
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