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| Last night at DC Moore, Barbara Takenaga and writers Jim Shepard (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Shepard) and Karen Shepard (http://karen-shepard.com/) addressed themes of alienation and apocalypse to discuss the work on view. Jim's interest in catastrophes was well summarized in a cogent, biting short story about a tsunami. Karen's new novels the Celestials, about young Chinese living in N. Adams, MA addressed the alienation aspect. |
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| Post-talk. Many wonderful artists, including Mary Jones, Barbara Friedman, Holly Miller, Linda Gottesfeld, Susanna Coffey, Jenny Dubnau, Cynthia Lin, Jenny Lynn McNutt, Jeremy Stenger, Doreen McCarthy, Jane South, and more, attended. |
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| Two mysterious paintings. |
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| The layer of activity at the seam of the canvases intensifies, as if the marks could slip into a black hole but don't. |
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| Detail of the acrylic layers |
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| Takenaga spoke of an unknown presence 'behind' the paint applications. |
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| Her tribute to Hiroshige's 100 Views of Edo, Kinryûzan Temple, Asakusa (Asakusa Kinryûzan) |
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| A version of the actual Hiroshige (searches produce more than one) |
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| Shifting horizon lines |
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