Current

Frank Capezzera
FORM and FIELD
Humans and Gods in the Moment​

Seated Woman (Green), acrylic, charcoal and pastel on hardboard, 24 x 18 in., 2019

Joanne Tarlin
Posthumously Blooming​

Why Art?, oil on linen, 48 x 36 in., 2018

Frank Capezzera utilizes resources of live models, photography and imagined figures to examine classical iconography associated with the heroic. His work unfolds the psychology present in the spiritual transformation of the human soul. He states that he searches for "suggestive images that are ambiguous, perhaps even unreliable in their narratives". Using bold color, deep mark making and controlled, yet strong gesture, the artist unlocks the human gestalt.



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Joanne Tarlin celebrates her father's life and works in her exhibition "Posthumously Blooming". He was a novelist, among other pursuits, living among poets, painters, musicians and intellectuals; the book was not published and was secreted away until after his death. Entitled "The Artist's Life", the book has inspired his daughter's work towards the romantic, moody and atmospheric. Flowers and dissolving text excerpts wind in and out of the surface and reflect the artist's connection with mortality.

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Fact is Fiction’s Inspiration
curated by Jennifer Costello

Mary Hurwitz,VOLUME 16, Floor Installation, pages from an Encyclopedia, and 'Stop!', mixed media assemblage
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Fact and fiction are harmonious puzzle pieces; a restless combination, where 'fact' is behaving in mundane reality, e.g. eating, drinking, surviving, while fiction is fact's inspiration: a dream, a craze to probe deep truths. These 2-D and 3-D works complement each other in an endless and closed cycle, just as water freezes, turns to liquid, and then to vapor, in a perpetual continuum.

Exhibiting Artists:
Mary Hurwitz
Cindy Journey
Anne Harney
Lully Schwartz
Lorrie Berry
Lisa Goren
Donna Caselden

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