This coming Thursday December 3rd, Half/Dozen Gallery will host John Berry and his “Level 1: Stage1”exhabition. The show comments on ideas of ambition, isolation, illusionary spaces and transcendence. The work draws on imagery from pre-renaissance landscapes, where space is determined more through the relationship of color and shapes than through volumetric forms. Berry integrates this with puzzles, mazes, forts and 8-bit video games, such as Super Mario Brothers and the original Zelda for Nintendo.
H/D +Projects is pleased to welcome the installation work of artist Tim Mahan. His new piece Side Tangled creates a twisted boundary with a seemingly endless amount of yellow utility rope. Draping and coiling from the ceiling, the rope draws attention to the vertical dimension of the space, dividing the room into two unequal halves. Opens November 30th 2009 at 7pm to 9pm.
Half/Dozen Gallery presents Antler Necklace, a group exhibition organized by New York writer and curator Amber Vilas. The exhibition explores the intersection of nature with culture and a synthetic representation of the natural world. The show’s title is meant to light-heartedly prod at popular consumable hybrids of modern material culture with natural images. The exhibition brings together six artists hailing from New York, Chicago, and Richmond, Va. whose artwork adds to a discussion of a mediated experience of nature through society and a produced cultural object.
This Thursday Half/Dozen Gallery invites you to see Antler Necklace. Antler Necklace is a group exhibition organized by New York writer and curator Amber Vilas. The exhibition explores the intersection of nature with culture and a synthetic representation of the natural world. The show’s title is meant to light-heartedly prod at popular consumable hybrids of modern material culture with natural images. The exhibition brings together six artists hailing from New York, Chicago, and Richmond, Va. whose artwork adds to a discussion of a mediated experience of nature through society and a produced cultural object.
