Andy Curran, “Fleet at Fort Gorges” Photos courtesy of the artists Abby Johnston’s untitled photo printed on linen shows Fort Gorges from afar, largely silhouetted against the scalloped summer sky off Portland Harbor. The fort is seen from afar and the image looks like a daguerreotype – silver gray, flatRead More →
by Calder Circus. Photo: © 2019 Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Treats roll out of the Whitney Museum of American Art like clowns out of a Volkswagen. Discover his reinstallation, on view June 28, of one of the most beloved, amusing and radical worksRead More →
Click to enlarge Amy lilly “Draft of a new harmony in a zippered dress pocket” Sam Talbot-Kelly is a multimedia artist with a particular interest in costume and fashion. Her work has appeared locally in Strut, the Burlington fashion show Southern art hops; in pop-ups at Salam clothing store inRead More →
The colors of the curry refer to disagreeable political groups in contemporary Thailand: red for rural activists, yellow for royalists, and green for the ever-ubiquitous military. Shannon Finney, Hirshhorn The graphite images on the pristine white walls of the gallery show images of pain and protest, death and march. SomeRead More →
“Amie Siegel: Medium Cool,” through October 12 at Blaffer Art Museum, 4188 Elgin (University of Houston); 713-743-9521, blafferartmuseum.org. The paintings in New York artist Amie Siegel’s exhibition at The Blaffer are marvels of illusion. They look like they could have been copied from brightly lit photographs of icebergs or geysersRead More →