Always a standout, Meg Aubrey’s work, which at times can feel emotionally remote, here looks positively fervid and as psychological as filmmaker Todd Haynes’ “Safe,” in part because of Aubrey’s piquant, mischievous point of view.
December 13 – January 10, 09Whitespace is pleased to present a survey of new works by selected gallery artists for the December Show. Included artists: Jonathan Bouknight, Lauren Clay, Sarah Emerson, Fereydoon Family, Jody Fausett, Julia Hill, Anne-Marie Manker, Beth Marcum, John Otte, Mark Sandlin, Michele Schuff, Richard Sexton, Caroline Smith, Richard Sudden and Red Weldon-Sandlin
December Show + For-ever-green, this outside exhibition gleefully combines the popular green movement with curious evergreen alternatives.
1) Green Art – Exterior eco-friendly installations that connect art with the escalating green movement. Some artists have chosen to focus on conceptual ideas about the environment and current environmental issues, sustainability, or human interaction with nature while others have produced eco-friendly works from recycled and/or repurposed materials.
2) Tree Art (“Little Hatchet’s Eco-Lot”) – Basically the antithesis of Big John’s Tree Lot, we have invited creative interpretations of eco-friendly Christmas trees for our outdoor, “sustainable tree lot”(Susan’s driveway!)
Some of the participating artists include: Robin Brasington, Sean Caffrey, Rebecca DesMarais, Barrett Feldman, Angus Gallaway, Julia Hill, George Long, Scot Montgomery, Patricia Nelson, Justine Rubin, Mario Schambon, John Trefrey, Tracy Wagner, Xenia Zed.
December show sneaky preview
