"Nick Doyle: Paved Paradise" and "Mike Cloud & John Riepenhoff" at Reyes | Finn
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[Reyes | Finn](https://reyesfinn.com/) announces an extension of its two exhibitions currently on view, a solo exhibition by artist Nick Doyle and a two-person exhibition by Mike Cloud and John Riepenhoff. The exhibits have been on view since January 10th and will be on view until this Saturday, March 7th. Reyes | Finn described the exhibits as: “Examining various modes of production—from the mass production of quotidian objects emblematic of the American Dream, to the production of art—both exhibitions bring to the fore standards of worth, exposing unseen systems of social mobility and support.”
Nick Doyle’s exhibit, titled _Paved Paradise_ is the artists latest investigation into American iconography and masculine idealism, whereas Cloud & Riepenhoff’s works are a collaborative installation consisting of Cloud’s paintings and Riepenhoff’s sculptures, the series is entitled _Handler_ and is meant to refocus the values of production and authorship.
Be sure to visit the exhibit before it’s gone this coming Saturday.
[Reyes | Finn](https://reyesfinn.com/) announces an extension of its two exhibitions currently on view, a solo exhibition by artist Nick Doyle and a two-person exhibition by Mike Cloud and John Riepenhoff. The exhibits have been on view since January 10th and will be on view until this Saturday, March 7th. Reyes | Finn described the exhibits as: “Examining various modes of production—from the mass production of quotidian objects emblematic of the American Dream, to the production of art—both exhibitions bring to the fore standards of worth, exposing unseen systems of social mobility and support.”
Nick Doyle’s exhibit, titled _Paved Paradise_ is the artists latest investigation into American iconography and masculine idealism, whereas Cloud & Riepenhoff’s works are a collaborative installation consisting of Cloud’s paintings and Riepenhoff’s sculptures, the series is entitled _Handler_ and is meant to refocus the values of production and authorship.
Be sure to visit the exhibit before it’s gone this coming Saturday.
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