Painter and sculptural-installation artist Edward Walton Wilcox manifests an unforgettable hybrid vision. His work is torn between the edgy urban modernism of his real-time generation and the chestnut-toned embrace of Medieval and Renaissance glazes, depicting a pastoral, God-fearing world. Whether allowing a cheeky wit and dark humor to infiltrate cozy representations of farms and valleys, or constructing elaborate altarpieces dedicated to the worship of mystery and omen, Wilcox merges styles and mythologies to moving effect." - Shana Nys Dambrot/ Arts Editor,LA WEEKLY