"Systemic":
Works by Charles Alex, Joshua Aster and Ail Schmeltz
Charles Alex's large-scale wood and aluminum sculptures reference the changing nature of personal experience, the power outside forces have to rearrange individual perception and circumstance. Joshua Aster's ink on linen paintings are inspired by his personal experience of space and industrial architecture and are concerned with the vulnerability of construction. Aili Schmeltz's mixed-media installations respond to issues related to consumption, convenience and comfort of the average American; how our everyday actions affect the larger community and the global environment.
EXHIBITION DATES: April 1-29, 2006
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday April 1, 2006
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 PM
ARTIST'S TALKS: Aili Schmeltz, April 1, 5PM
Charles Alex, April 22, 1PM
Location: Dinnerware Contemporary Arts; talks are free of charge
...and in the Project Gallery:
"Correspondence Between Sisters"
Gina Cestaro
EXHIBITION DATES: April 1-29, 2006
OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday April 1, 2006, 6-9PM
ARTIST'S TALK: April 22, 1PM
Gina Cestaro's video sculptures and digital photographs give expression to the complexity of emotion connected with the death of her younger sister. Cestaro's use of materials and imagery directly reference her experience, the process of these works have helped uncover her acceptance and revitalization. The work creates an environment for the viewer to have his/her own experience in the new space she has created. |
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