studio practice MC 025
Art Studio: October 2025
Angel
In these layered environments, fragments of language, gesture, and symbol collide, reflecting the tension between our physical and digital existences. The result is a meditation on perception in a crowded, chaotic world—where we continuously search for coherence, intimacy, and truth within the noise of contemporary life.
Matthew Curry is a visual artist and graphic designer whose work spans solo exhibitions, international group shows, and permanent public installations.
Bits & Pieces Nov. 08, 2025
YURIKO YAMAGUCHI • WC RICHARDSON • DAN TREADO • CAROL BROWN GOLDBERG • TOM BUNNELL • CHRISTOPHER BAER • ROBIN BELL • WOLF KAHN • ISABEL MANALO • JONATHAN MONAGHAN • MATTHEW CURRY • JENNIFER SAKAI • JULIA BLOOM • TOM GREEN • NANCY SANSOM REYNOLDS • TREVOR YOUNG
ON DISPLAY THROUGH NOVEMBER 29, 2025
2000-2025
Graphic Art Studio
For over 25 years, Matthew Curry has blended fine art and traditional illustration into a singular graphic language. His work has appeared on album covers, snowboards, posters, and in major art and design publications worldwide—bridging the worlds of commercial design and contemporary art.
Client Studio
Case studies
Exhibition
Archive Selections
Late Stage Mythology
Solo Exhibition, artist talk & limited edition print release. Lost Origins Gallery, Washington, DC. 2025
Monster Imagination
Art Installation, MLK Jr. Memorial Library, Washington, D.C.
The Phantom Arena
Visual narrative & Solo Exhibition, Lost Origins Gallery, Washington, D.C.
About
Matthew Curry
Matthew Curry is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and art director whose practice operates at the intersection of fine art and graphic design. Grounded in an iterative process that bridges analog and digital methodologies, his work explores the evolution of visual language within contemporary culture. Recognized with multiple awards and two Grammy® nominations, Curry’s practice encompasses both commercial and independent modes of production, including permanent public installations and international exhibitions. His work reflects a sustained engagement with materiality, form, and communication—an ongoing inquiry into how image-making functions across aesthetic, technological, and cultural systems.
Contact
We welcome collaborations, commissions, and conversations. Whether you’re a brand, institution, or collector interested in Matthew Curry’s work—or simply curious to learn more—please reach out. The studio is based in Washington, D.C., and works with clients and collaborators worldwide.