by Joseph A. Hazani June 23, 2023
Dorado806 presented a wonderful array of artworks ranging from sculpture to mixed media in well-proportioned scales. We have an eclectic display of what can constitute a favorable plurality of elemental artworks which can fit in very neat and narrow spaces, to imbue it with an organic effort – a return to Earthly simplicity. Not to say this is the main thesis of all the artists in....
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by Joseph A. Hazani June 17, 2023
Ishi Glinksy brings out a fully ripened indigenous burst of beauty with a confidently dazzling display of textures and forms with his 'Lifetimes that Broke the Earth' opening at Chris Sharp Gallery. The appropriate grander of the scale of the works breathes even more animated strength to the experience of a positive wonder through the immersion. And it is this immersion which is appropriately....
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by Joseph A. Hazani June 10, 2023
Nicole Ondre demonstrates a fascinating effort at self-reliant form with her ceramic sculptures at Tanya Leighton Gallery. There is a sincere daring, and therefore a necessary approbation, for her spontaneous glasseous forms inspired by knots and her affirmation of what is a beautiful shape and color. It is in this plasticity where the soft spasticity gives recurrent memories of....
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