Gregory Logan Dunn was born in Upland, California in 1968. He was raised in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Silver Spring, Maryland. He studied at Montgomery College in Rockville, where he received an A.A. in Studio Arts and The Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Mary-land where he received a BFA in General Fine Arts. A working artist, Dunn has worked at The Phillips Collection and the National Museum of African Art. Hecurrently works as an Art Apprai-ser. He has exhibited his work in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. in the U.S. London in the UK, and will be exhibited in Milan, Italy and Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, Spain in October of this year.. He creates his artwork in the U.S. in Maryland and resides in Virginia with his wife Andrea.

My work is created in layers. Layers of paint dragged across the surface with the media altered to create different amounts of transparency and viscosity in the paint. This process hides and reveals the artistic process. Things that are beautiful are obscured and things that are ugly are revealed. Visions remembered and visions unseen. There is a search for truth in the form of a vi-sion that cannot be articulated in a definitive image, and so it is spoken in color, texture and form. Themes of crime, injustice and evil, faith and doubt, and hope and hopelessness come to the fore.