Rex Ray established a distinct abstract vocabulary, drawing inspiration from the Arts and Crafts Movement, organic and hard edge abstraction, as well as pattern and textile design. His recognizable hand and acclaimed abstraction made him a staple in the international art and design scene.
Contained in this book are rarely seen early works, designs for Radiohead, the Pixies, and David Bowie among others, studio and installation photos, and a deep survey of Rex Ray’s signature works on panel and canvas.
Includes essays by Griff Williams, Kevin Killian, and Rene P. Barilleaux, Chief Curator of the McNay Museum in San Antonio, Texas along with a poem by Norma Cole. The second printing of WE ARE ALL MADE OF LIGHT, coincides with a retrospective exhibition of Rex Ray's works at the Monterey Art Museum, August 27, 2026 through January 17, 2027.
Hardcover, 8.25 x 8.25 inches
To pick up at the gallery, at check out please enter coupon code: pickup
Click here to preview the exhibition at Themes+Projects gallery. On view September 12 to October 31, 2026.
Rex Ray established a distinct abstract vocabulary, drawing inspiration from the Arts and Crafts Movement, organic and hard edge abstraction, as well as pattern and textile design. His recognizable hand and acclaimed abstraction made him a staple in the international art and design scene.
Contained in this book are rarely seen early works, designs for Radiohead, the Pixies, and David Bowie among others, studio and installation photos, and a deep survey of Rex Ray’s signature works on panel and canvas.
Includes essays by Griff Williams, Kevin Killian, and Rene P. Barilleaux, Chief Curator of the McNay Museum in San Antonio, Texas along with a poem by Norma Cole. The second printing of WE ARE ALL MADE OF LIGHT, coincides with a retrospective exhibition of Rex Ray's works at the Monterey Art Museum, August 27, 2026 through January 17, 2027.
Hardcover, 8.25 x 8.25 inches
To pick up at the gallery, at check out please enter coupon code: pickup
Click here to preview the exhibition at Themes+Projects gallery. On view September 12 to October 31, 2026.
