Transitional Spaces, Mercy Gallery
Windsor, Conneticut
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Transitional Spaces, an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artists Cori Champagne, Joan Harmon, and Lindsey Wolkowicz, will be presented in the Sue and Eugene Mercy Jr. Gallery from January 9 through February 9, 2018.
According to the artists’ statement, “transitional space is defined as space between an interior and exterior, acting as both a boundary and a link between states of being or surrounds.” Through their artwork, the three artists represent “identities, bodies, and boundaries in a state of transition,” which incorporates objects from daily human life. Their intent, according to their statement, is to “create spaces that feel familiar and impossible, substantive and impermanent” to observers.
For more information, including gallery hours, connect to the Mercy Gallery webpage.
Mercy Gallery is located at The Loomis Chaffee School, 4 Batchelder Rd, Windsor, CT 06095.
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Leslie Fry. Draped Figure. 2018. Solar plate monoprint, 10” x 8”.
Leslie Fry received a full fellowship for a residency at the Vermont Studio Center for the month of February. Her focus will be two dimensional works on paper and wood panels only, a departure from her usual sculpture practice.
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Grandpa Still Cool, stoneware, 2017
Jennifer McCandless will have work in a number of upcoming exhibits running between February - June:
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Jim Costanzo, founding director of the Aaron Burr Society, has recently published a book, Wall Street in Black & White: fotos & text of an occupier. The book was published by Autonomedia with the book launch in New York City at Blue Stockings bookshop/cafe. The book is available for purchase here.
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