January 11 through February 9, 2002
reception Friday, January 11, 6-9pm
Scott Anderson, Julie Heffernan, Laurie Hogin, Virginia Meredith, Stas Orlovski, Jason Salavon
New Work by Gallery Artists
This exhibit of new work by gallery artists examines the format and language of story telling. The narratives present in this work range from the allegorical to the non-linear, drawing from such diverse sources as genre painting and media culture. The form the story takes not only defines the physical qualities of the work, but can reveal intent as well as the target audience. Our visual world may have changed, yet the desire to read an image remains an important element in cultural consumption.
Julie Heffernan
Study for Self Portrait as Bird Catcher I
oil on canvas
36" diameter
Laurie Hogin
La Source
oil on canvas
43" x 55"
Stas Orlovski
Lips with Birds
charcoal and ink on paper
13" x 9 3/4"
Jason Salavon
MTV's 10 Greatest Music Videos of All Time: 3. Smells Like Teen Spirit
digital print mounted to plexiglass
27" x 38"
Project Room
WD01: an installation by Curtis Whaley
In this site specific work, Madison based artist Curtis Whaley will construct a three dimensional wall drawing. Whaley's work slips out of neatly defined categories, -- his drawings look like paintings. The images hover in space like a succession of small instances. They are organic and mechanical, micro and macro visions.
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