New works soaked in references to memory and the body, images of water, fabric, and childhood.
March 26, 2013
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A multimedia exhibition by senior Studio Art student J. Eric Simpson at the Satellite Gallery at LHUCA. Gallery hours are noon-4 pm on Saturdays through Apr. 20.
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Paintings of small tracts of land found at international, state-to-state and pueblo-county border crossings
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Inspired by High Modernism and Thelonious Monk, Gehring, a New York painter, combines minimalist austerity with expressionist color and technique.
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Sculptural works and prints in light natural woods, translucent cast resin, and handmade paper are influenced by contemporary Japanese architecture, especially spaces emphasizing light and transparency.
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Illustrator Vincent Fink presents a collection of sumi-ink drawings known as The Atlas Metamorphosis Project. The folks at El Rincon Social recently made a big splash at The Art League…
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American artist Soo Sunny Park creates a new installation for Rice University Art Gallery. This site-specific work will be a suspended structure made from shaped chain link fencing with acrylic Plexiglas shapes.
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Artists Clare Finin, Rebecca Drolen, Robert Thomas Mullen and Deme Wolfe-Power investigate memory and remembrance in works that pay homage to memento mori objects with the use of materials regarded as…
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Aurora Picture Show hosts the 16mm Film Tour program from the Ann Arbor Film Festival
by Michael Biseby Michael BiseThe Ann Arbor Film Festival is the longest-running independent and experimental film festival in North America. Aurora Picture Show is proud to bring this unique film screening experience from Michigan…
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Unforgotten takes the intricate handkerchief drawings of Karen Hillier and the whimsical chair-based sculpture of Clay McClure to create an environment that sparks feelings of nostalgia and wonder.
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Kelly Alison is an American artist primarily working in a rural area south of Houston, Texas. Pick Your Poison is an allegorical apocalypse in which anthropomorphic flowers find themselves victims…
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A singular figure in American art who experienced significant recognition and painful isolation during his life – and whose fame has waxed and waned since his death − Forrest Bess…
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Jennifer McNichols and Emily Peacock work with the subject of food and offer a close and witty examination of what we eat.