Daniel Yocum

8 July - 7 August 2024

Daniel Yocum
Daniel Yocum’s irreverent combinations of industrial artifacts and florals are just as unique as the pink wig he can frequently be seen wearing.

His paintings, with striking colors and seemingly incongruous patterns, evoke the spirit of gritty urban life and his inaugural solo exhibition is exclusively on view, right now at Casterline|Goodman Gallery. Enjoy these works in person in Aspen, or reach out to our team today for additional information about this boundary-pushing emerging artist.

Join us for an Artist Reception with Daniel Yocum July 31, 2024 | 5-7pm
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Daniel Yocum, Cans, 2024
Heavily influenced by the New York School, American artist Daniel Yocum (b. 1994) has spent a collective 20 years working with an array of mediums in his expansive visual practice. Yocum, born in Kentucky and residing in Nashville, TN, is a self-taught painter with influences including Phillip Guston, Cy Twombly, Robert Crumb and Andy Warhol. Daniel takes a hip-hop approach to figurative abstract expressionism by sampling the imagery of cars and flowers accompanied by bursts of vivid color and lurking marks of black.
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- Daniel Yocum, Yellow Flower Blues, 2024

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