Casey Matthews
Tags/ Posted by Lesley Frenzevery day Sarah gave thanks for the embalmed words of her childhoodcontinue reading this poem
Translucent washes of color recall water washing over sand or the pearl-like finish of the inside of a seashell. Amoebic shapes cluster together like bubbles, a few occasionally breaking from the pack and seeming to drift across and down the surface of the canvas.
Francois Reau
Tags/ Posted by Teia PearsonNothing is louder than snow falling / on the roof in the middle of the night // when you’re young.continue reading this poem
Réau’s works spread, every second, little pieces of life; and display, between the fire and the water, the primordial elements of humanity, its questions and advancements.
John McNamara “A Survey of Paintings”
Tags/ Posted by Teia PearsonI am a garden of earthly delights. I am the apple you would fall for a thousand times. I am the apricot you would die for.continue reading this poem
Gallery Bergelli is pleased to present John McNamara: A Survey of Paintings. Opening February 10, with the Gallery Reception from 5:30-7:30pm and Artist Talk at 6:30pm, the exhibition continues through March 5, 2012.
David Jien
Tags/ Posted by Carmelita CaruanaNoon sun was a white hole in the sky, and I was the lovely killer on the bridge.continue reading this poem
David Jien’s art brings far-flung elements into a form-savvy epic that is familiar and formidable and a thrill to get lost in.
