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Claudine Bing
Cosmic History

Cosmic History, acrylic on canvas, 30 x 40 in.

Marsha Nouritza Odabashian
Stir:
Drawings and Paintings from the Onion Pot

Data Collection, onionskins, dye and acrylic on canvas, 36 x 48 in., 2019

"The exhibition, Cosmic History, is an imaginative exploration of stars, planets, gravitational waves, and black holes. The scientist uses telescopes and mathematics to answer questions about our origins and about our human place in space and time. As an artist, I dream and fantasize about how our cosmos began and evolved."
- Claudine Bing

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The artist uses boiled onion skins and dyes on canvas.
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"In Stir, I focus on centralized compositions evocative of geological formations and the intimacy of nests. Also, I create loose watery grids: a geometry that maps locations, and addresses the use of collecting data to confirm facts. Earth toned anthropomorphic creatures, hybrids, animals and humans are inseparable from the landscape they inhabit to purposefully defy displacement, while others migrate into the unknown."
- Marsha Nouritza Odabashian

Vicki Kocher Paret
​Among Trees

Passage: Forest Hills Cemetery #2, gouache on panel, 24 x 36 in.(2 panels, each 24 x 18 in.), 2019

Vicki Kocher Paret studies the visual pathways created by filtered light in environmental settings. Whether it be on the woodland floor, through water, or city buildings, the beauty inspired by the ephemeral nature of trees is found to be an uplifting feature in her work.

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Upcoming

Galatea Fine Art: Marking a Decade
​December 4-29, 2019