Boats Like Feathers: new art by Damien Kamholtz

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by Rebekah Rhoden in New Art on Sunday 5 August 2012

Artist Damien Kamholtz’s latest exhibition, Boats Like Feathers, was inspired by the ancient Greek myth of Icarus. His symbolic works feature images of winged creatures, crowns, and boats. Kamholtz’s art draws parallels with Daedalus, Icarus’s father, and today’s parents.

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Rebekah is a graphic design student living in South Carolina obsessed with all things design, technology, and J. Crew. When she’s not frantically working on projects for class, you can usually find her drinking large amounts of coffee with her laptop close beside.

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