Matt McKee's Cherry Bomb! Image on Display at Cambridge Art Association's 2016 Red Biennial


BOSTON, MA--(Marketwired - Nov 1, 2016) - Matt McKee will be displaying one of his signature works, Cherry Bomb! at the opening reception for the Cambridge Art Association's 2016 Biennial on Nov. 19, 2016. The exhibit takes place at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery in Cambridge, MA and runs through December 21, 2016.

The Cherry Bomb! image is part of the larger series, Sweet Blasts! which combines the high explosive potential of a hand grenade fuse with the basic food staples of our diet to illustrate humanity's interference with nature. From processed fruits and foods to industrialized meat and fish, each image features hyper-idealized subjects with obsessive commercial perfection, punctured by Man's ability to blow it all up, says Matt McKee.

According to Mckee, "Cherry Bomb!, the 16 x 20" limited edition print on aluminum has become a touch stone for foodies and the global green food movement who are concerned about wholesome foods and the integrity of our food supply." Matt McKee is a professional photographer with a gallery in Boston, MA whose defining principle behind image-making is that the "moment of truth" is more often crafted and well planned than happenstance.

Artist Biography

Matt McKee has been practicing his discipline as a commercial and fine art photographer for over 20 years. A graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology, his photos and photo illustrations have been collected worldwide. He has created images for leading edge companies such as Bank of America, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Fresenius Medical Care, Siemens and Waters Inc. McKee's fine art photography has been on display in the Danforth Museum, Fountain Street Art Galleries, and The Griffin Museum of Photography.

Contact Information:

For more information contact:

Matt McKee Photography
Matt McKee
Photographer
1 Westinghouse Plaza, Building C, S-7,
Hyde Park, MA 02316
(617) 910-9314
Email: matt@mckeephotography.com
www.mckeephotography.com

The Cherry Bomb! image is part of the larger series, Sweet Blasts!