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AM MY WORLD explores the specific depiction of the exterior self,
either visage, body, or interior persona materially manifested, to
create an accrual of images and myths of the self.” David Gibson, Curator
Link to
Article Projects (Gibson's blog)  |
| Rebecca Morgan, two portraits |
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| My favorite one for its density, and wild-eyed quality |
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| Elisabeth Lund, morphing through a variety of identities. |
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| Iris print with ink on top by Pippip Ferner |
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| John Tomlinson and Samira Abbassy: unexpected urban and folk perspectives. |
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| Lots of sculptural and photographic imagery with sets + people/dolls/ puppets interacting. Loved the fake quality in this triptych by Hilde Frantzen, which nods to three lurid masked-protagonist photos by Sara Tandero and Tine Isachsen and a strange Christina Dallas photo/installation across the room. This show by Gibson pairs Norwegian and NY artists and offers surprise combinations of works that tease eye and brain--as if looking in a mirror and seeing someone who is the unruly, raw, playful and open version of you. |
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| Rochelle Feinstein at On Stellar Rays, two paintings, generously factured thought-ideas, |
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| and two more, a humorous combination of photograph + facture, harking back to an aesthetic from an earlier time--black and white film Caligari-style, plus 1960s and 1970s video works, happening documents... |
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| A wonderful surprise, the mylar orb inside the window, "I Am My World"... |
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