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Ryan Livingston

A practice that moves between the humor of self-published comics and the permanence of bronze and neon.

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Works by Ryan Livingston

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About Ryan

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Ryan Livingston is a New York-based illustrator and screen printer who earned his BFA from Lesley Art & Design. His practice centers on self-published comics, zines, and silkscreen prints, often utilizing limited color palettes to explore narrative themes. His illustrations have appeared in literary outlets like The Razor, bringing a distinct graphic sensibility to the page. The artist also maintains a multidisciplinary practice rooted in his BFA from OCAD University, working across sculpture and installation. Using materials such as clay, bronze, neon, and aluminum, he investigates concepts of transience and the landscapes of the East Coast. This range from tactile metalwork to humorous print media defines a practice focused on both physical form and graphic storytelling.

Visual voice

The work balances graphic humor with material exploration, ranging from limited-palette silkscreen prints to industrial sculptures in neon and aluminum. Recurring themes include the fleeting nature of East Coast landscapes and the narrative potential of the comic form.
Silkscreen PrintsEast Coast LandscapesLimited Color PalettesMultidisciplinary SculptureGraphic IllustrationNarrative Zines
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Ryan Livingston — questions answered

What materials does Ryan Livingston use in his work?

His practice is multidisciplinary, utilizing silkscreen printing for 2D works and clay, bronze, neon, and aluminum for his sculptures and installations.

Where did the artist receive his formal training?

He holds a BFA from Lesley Art & Design (LA+D) and a BFA from OCAD University.

What themes are central to his landscape pieces?

His landscape-focused work explores themes of transience and impermanence, particularly in relation to the East Coast.

Does the artist work with narrative or literary forms?

Yes, he creates self-published comics and zines, and his illustrations have been featured in literary publications such as The Razor.

Has his work been featured in public art exhibitions?

He participated in the public art exhibition The Leona Drive Project in Toronto and has collaborated on furniture and print projects with Urban Barn.

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