S&E gallery is officially closed but there’s no end to art and fun times! My partner Matt Black and I will be contributing some pieces to The Mandate Press grand opening art show, Apocalyptikiss, on March 3rd. For those who don’t know, The Mandate Press is a really cool letterpress shop in town. It’s actually been around since 2004 but they’ve recently moved into a new space and it’s time to celebrate. Stop by  and say hello, 1077 S. Main St. 7-10PM.

S&E will be closing at the end of February. We’d like to thank everyone, both artist and spectator, for supporting us over the last two years. We’ve loved running our upstart basement gallery, but the time has come to start working on some new projects.

Please join us this this Friday January 20^th from 6-9pm for the opening reception of Scapes, a solo photography exhibit by Danielle Mariott. The show will run through February 11^th.

In a more literal sense, “horny” can be translated as point of attraction, which is reflected in the intricacy of woodcut reliefs laid beneath life-size prints of elk, birds, and bees, visualizing a subtle presence of sexuality through a positive natural force.

Horny opens on Friday December 2^nd with a public reception from 6-9pm and will run through Saturday January 13^th. 

Don’t miss it!

Matt works from a poetic, observational space in which the mundane takes on a surreal quality. The show runs one night only. Don’t miss it!

This Friday, October 21st, Stolen & Escaped Gallery is pleased to present Autogenus Automatus:
a new solo exhibition of paintings by Shilo Jackson. The paintings are done in a tromp l’oeil style, which translates to “trick the eye”. It’s an age-old technique used to create optical illusions with highly realistic depictions of scenes and objects.

Click the link below to read more about the upcoming show and the incredibly talented Shilo Jackson in the October issue of 15bytes:

“What do Salvador Dali, Alice in Wonderland, the Mona Lisa, and fortunes from cookies have in common? For one thing, they are among the ephemera collected by Shilo Jackson to be used in various combinations someday in a painting.

At a glance one might think these bits and pieces of collected material are collaged to a cork or fabric background. That’s the trick. Actually, they are carefully and highly realistically painted. Even the cork is an illusion, painstakingly painted to make you believe you could feel the rough texture if you touched it.“

The show will run through Saturday November 12th. Don’t miss it!

One small correction to the latest Tribune article, the show runs through Saturday October 15th. You can view timbre any time during Frosty Darling’s regular business hours. Just ask for assistance upstairs if I am not in my office. I will be in the gallery every Saturday through closing from 1-6pm showing the film in a continuous loop.

15 Bytes article

City Weekly article