Solo Exhibits

2017 "Residual Layers" Childs Gallery. Boston, MA

2016 "Eight Years, Two Cities" Gallery at North Hill. Needham, MA

2015 "A New York Minute" Kobalt Gallery. Provincetown, MA

2014 "Urban Outlook" Childs Gallery. Boston, MA

"NewWork NewYork" Kobalt Gallery, Provincetown,MA

2013 "Boston Byways" St. Botolph Cub. Boston, MA

"City By the Sea" Kobalt Gallery, Provincetown, MA

Selected Group Exhibits

2018 Art on Paper. with Childs Gallery. New York, NY

AD20/21 Art and Design. Boston, MA

2017 Biennial Exhibit. St. Botolph Club. Boston, MA

2016 IFPDA Print Fair. with Childs Gallery. New York, NY

Invisible. Parlor Gallery. Asbury Park, NJ

Intersections. Kobalt Gallery. Provincetown, MA

2015 CRED!, MS17, Contemporary Art Space, New London, CT

Fanfare Fellows Show, St. Botolph Club. Boston, MA

2014 Between the Boroughs, George Billis Gallery. New York, NY

Grit, Copley Society of Art. Boston, MA

2013     Boston Strong/Boston Proper, Mary L. Fitfield Gallery, Boston
             Boston Painted, North Hill Gallery, Needham, MA

2012     Ambassadors, Scollay Square Gallery, Boston, MA
             Fresh Paint II, DeCordova Museum/New Art Center. Newton, MA
             New Members Show, Copley Society of Art Gallery, Boston

2011     The Auteurs’ Hand, Lot F@DD172 Dash Gallery, New York, NY
             Build Boston Bash, Seaport World Trade Center, Boston, MA
             Buildings and Places, Zullo Gallery, Medfield, MA

             Taste of Boston, Boston University. 808 Gallery, Boston, MA
             Winter Juried Show, Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, MA

SEAN FLOOD

Sean Flood (b.1982 Massachusetts) lives and works in New York City and holds a BFA from the Art Institute of Boston. Flood works between oil painting and works on paper while focusing on the ways the urban environment can be translated. Through the use of layering mediums and intersecting perspectives, Flood combines pictorial views in combination with the energy the space exudes. Flood is deeply influenced by instrumentals and interested in understanding sound as a way to interpret mark making. Flood has most recently received the Stobart Foundation Grant and will be pursuing a painting residency at School of Visual Arts (NY) and a printmaking residency at Lesley University in summer of 2018.