Questionable Foods In “Questionable Foods,” Kathleen Elliot still makes some use of glass but combines and juxtaposes her own flameworked structures and more manufactured-looking commissioned vessels with contemporary food packaging to explore some of the ways in which we are manipulated into consuming physically unhealthy and environmentally harmful products. The more recent series, Elliot again […]

Envisioning the Particular: The Drawings, Collages, Photographs, and Sculptures of Anne Hieronymus What is singular and arresting in this exhibition is not only the type of world the artist creates for us, an alien world, but how she goes about constructing this alternative reality as it pertains to utter environmental destruction. Hieronymus’s world in certain […]

Envisioning the Particular: The Drawings, Collages, Photographs, and Sculptures of Anne Hieronymus What is singular and arresting in this exhibition is not only the type of world the artist creates for us, an alien world, but how she goes about constructing this alternative reality as it pertains to utter environmental destruction. Hieronymus’s world in certain […]

“Francie Lyshak: Mysterious Visions,” an exhibit displaying hopes for healing, appropriate in this era of anxiety, opens in the Dana Gallery at the Phillips Museum of Art in February. The 25 paintings New York City-based Lyshak are exhibiting feature animals and scenes with water and other natural landscapes. The show will run from Feb. 9 […]

Sol Hill’s photography-based work captures images from the world and shows us an alternate vision, full of errant visual incidents and covert meanings that lie just beneath the surface. The artist allows both reality and his own feelings to reveal themselves with an unexpectedly poignancy. His process is both technological and poetic, showing the limits […]