by Joseph A. Hazani April 13, 2024
Must the civilized be pretentious? Why cannot originality be found in the organic warmth of natural mistakes of rough lines to a human eye? And yet, are leather and leather tones, which is so geometrically stretched to bring more efforts of a returning amidst the civilized splash of regimentation dimension. Perhaps it is in measure that we find civilization’s paradox. Skin/Hide....
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by Joseph A. Hazani April 5, 2024
In an exceptional exhibition of a radical if not avante-garde representation of the tension between life and death, Ms. Claire Chambless proudly presents bold sculptural forms with a plethora of material, especially hydroxyapatite - the base material found in bone - with a subtle affirmation of living. It is in this challenging yet exhilarating representation of abstract concepts of (per Oswald....
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by Joseph A. Hazani March 29, 2024
Shelf Life introduces onto the world a conception of preservation which helps better refine our understanding of consumption with the process and ideas expressed by Mr. Ry Rocklen at Wilding Cran Gallery. His clever choices of media representations impose that cultural perspective which is accustomed to disposability; of commodity purchases which are primarily aimed for absorbing spills; cleaning....
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