Jan 10th, 2010
“Directions” til March 28
No weapons or bad guys are present in these works, but the anticipation of such threats lurks in the periphery.
Jan 9th, 2010
“Icarus” ’til Jan 31
If I were the poet that I once aspired to be, I would write an ode about Barbara Liotta’s Icarus that just might do it justice. But since I’m clearly not, I’ll just tell you about what happened between us instead.
Jan 8th, 2010
“Portraits” til Jan 10
Robert Bergman takes something that we would rather not look at, the forgotten people of our society, and makes it strangely beautiful.
Jan 6th, 2010
“Perception and Reflection” ended Jan 3
I’m irked and not all that surprised that I was not familiar with the work of Anne Truitt, an artist who created minimalist, colour field paintings in three-dimensional form at the same time as her more famous peers Kenneth Noland and Barnett Newman. Such is the way of art history.
Jan 4th, 2010
“Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition” til Aug 22nd
It’s fascinating to see such a diverse approach to portraiture of unknowns displayed in a gallery dedicated to historical portraiture of the famous and a relief that everyday people can be made to seem worthy in a culture obsessed with celebrity.
But the subject of this entry has to be my disappointment with the jury’s overall selections.