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Eleanor Steinadler, Neal Rantoul and
Mags Harries What We Have Wrought: Photographs of Harries, Rantoul, Steinadler 
Abandoned, Truro MA,lambda print, 24 x 36 in., 2016
Dorothy Amore Pilla
Phantasmagoria 
Breaking Point, dye sublimation print on aluminum, 18 x 26 in., 2019
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From worshiping nature to interfering with it on a vast scale -- we, humans, are in the thick of it. Take a walk around this altered landscape with these 3 photographers, to find an enchanted world of our own creation. Through their skill and their vision, this world has a different heft, more considered proportions, irresistible textures, a magical slant of light. This vision elevates our environment. Instead of raising questions, it provides aesthetic answers, emphatically affirming the experience of the beauty of this world -- the light of its presence, the breadth of our belonging to this Earth.. Participating Artists: Eleanor Steinadler, Neal Rantoul, Mags Harries The pattern of ice crystals on a window pane conjures images of frozen landscapes in these works. Together with the sight of bare trees thrusting through layers of sand, they create the bending of natural forms to produce illusions that call into question reality. These are miniature worlds; tormented trees trapped in a netherworld of lifelessness, akin to ice. Dark may be the theme here, but in the darkness there is an expectation of light. These images may seem like worlds falling apart, but in actuality they are demonstrating their endurance.
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Dianne Dolan
Moments In Time 
Morning Awakens, oil on canvas,
18 x 24 in., 2018 |
Dianne Dolan witnesses fleeting and brief moments as a Plein Air painter. Challenged to capture the beauty of her observations which occur at uncommon moments, she alternates between being present in the landscape and recording her experience digitally. Using these as mental notes, she is able to translate the captured landscape into a painting. Her studio becomes the place of quiet memories.
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Upcoming
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Silent Encroachment, acrylic on canvas, 20"X 16"
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Louise Weinberg and David Weinberg
If You Could See What I See May 1 – Sunday, June 2, 2019. Opening Reception May 3, 6-8pm |
