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InScope Walls

Chloe King and Canyon Castator, in collaboration with ARTXIV

Two large-scale exterior paintings by artists with long histories on walls, both commissioned and unsanctioned.

A painting of overlapping figures in glowing green, teal and blue, one with a raised fist, with red and gold hands reaching up from below
Chloe King. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.

The work

The Walls are by Chloe King and Canyon Castator, artists with long histories working on walls, both commissioned and unsanctioned. Across that history, permanence has been relative, determined by perspective, access and who holds authority over the surface.

The opportunity under these conditions is to present these artists’ work at a scale that is rarely seen, outside the settings in which it is usually made and shown. Commissioned but temporary, the two exterior paintings for InScope offer a non-linear contribution to the long and complicated conversation around public art.

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About Chloe King

Chloe King (b. 1999, Oakland, CA) is an interdisciplinary artist working across painting, photography and installation. Their practice explores queer experiences of pleasure, power and perception through speculative image-making informed by Black queer futurity, nightlife cultures and visual world-building. Drawing from lived experience, King examines how images shape cultural memory, identity and collective affect. Through recurring motifs such as camouflage, and dreamlike or dystopian landscapes, their work investigates embodiment, visibility and transformation. King holds a B.F.A. from Cornish College of the Arts and both an M.F.A. in Fine Art and an M.A. in Visual and Critical Studies from California College of the Arts.

Recent and notable exhibitions include Dancing My Way to Drexciya, Frye Art Museum (Seattle, 2026); Internet Speed at Tacoma Art Museum (Tacoma, 2026); and Stumbling Two Step, a solo presentation at Seattle Art Fair (Seattle, 2026). Additional exhibitions include Fools Gold at the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco (2024), the Murphy & Cadogan Contemporary Art Awards Exhibition at SOMArts (San Francisco, 2024), Anti/Thesis at Minnesota Street Project (San Francisco, 2024), and Public Dreams of Fractured Futures, a solo exhibition at Wa Na Wari (Seattle, 2022). King has participated in residencies at ARTS at King Street Station, Specialist Gallery and Chautauqua School of Art.

About Canyon Castator

Canyon Castator (b. 1989, Houston, TX) creates large-scale paintings that satirically examine contemporary social realities. Drawing from the internet, popular culture, politics and personal experience, his work brings together dissonant characters, layered symbolism and distorted narratives. Blending digital and traditional techniques, Castator explores the intersections of violence, spectacle and contemporary culture.

Castator’s work has been exhibited internationally and is held in private and institutional collections throughout the United States and Europe. Exhibitions include Diane Rosenstein (Los Angeles), Postmasters Gallery (New York), Carl Kostyál (London/Stockholm), Plan X (Rome) and Torrance Art Museum (California). His work has been featured in BOMB Magazine, Juxtapoz and Artnet.

In addition to his painting practice, Castator is the co-founder of Mohilef Studios, an artist-run studio project in Los Angeles dedicated to fostering artistic community, experimentation and collaboration.

Images

Portrait of Chloe King, with red curly hair and a white T-shirt, crouching on a blue crate against a pink backdrop
Chloe King. Courtesy of the artist.
A painting in a checkered fabric frame of a video-game fight scene on a blue tiled floor, with health bars across the top
Chloe King. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.
A large painting hung on a brick wall of costumed figures dancing in a line against a pixelated blue wave
Chloe King. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.
A large painted banner suspended in a grand hotel atrium, showing a blurred, fiery figure in red, blue and gold
Chloe King. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.
A painting of layered green and blue figures raising their fists, with long-nailed hands reaching up from below
Chloe King. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.
Portrait of Canyon Castator, in a cap, glasses and white T-shirt, seated in his studio in front of paintings
Canyon Castator. Courtesy of the artist.
A painting of cartoon characters crowded onto a sinking boat named Unsinkable II, under a giant octopus and a yellow sky
Canyon Castator. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.
A painting of a muscular red figure in boxer shorts amid a tank, a skeleton, soldiers, guns and foxes on a green background
Canyon Castator. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.
A painting of a shipwreck scene with a winged woman, a pelican, sharks and swimmers in a stormy sea under a full moon
Canyon Castator. Courtesy of the artist and ARTXIV.

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