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Art Review: Forced Error: Trevor Reese’s “Pyrrhic Victory” at Whitespec

April 27,2017
burnaway.org
by Nicholas Adams
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In his latest installation, Pyrrhic Victory, the Atlanta- and Savannah-based artist Trevor Reese manages to transform Whitespec, the broom-closet experimental art space at Whitespace gallery, into a tonally saturated cloister that forces viewers to confront their inalienable physicality.

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Review: “The Translated Mark” explores repetition, technical innovation and communication

March 16,2017
ArtsAtl.com
by Rebecca Brantley
View more Teresa Cole

The Translated Mark at Whitespace, on view through March 25, coincides with the SGC International Atlanta Print Conference in Atlanta. The five featured artists refer to printmaking processes in their work — some adhering to traditional methods, others straying from conventional techniques.

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Art Review: Into the Light: Stephanie Dowda at Whitespace

January 23,2017
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by Brett Levine
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At its inception, photography’s goal was simply to capture an image. Over time, photographers and the market became obsessed not only with representation but with technical skill, including questions of the inviolability of the surface and the notion of the pristine print — perfection from emulsion to paper.

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Review: Stephanie Dowda’s spectral photographs humanize grief

January 17, 2017
ArtsAtl.com
by Donna Mintz
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There is a spectral quality to Traces, Stephanie Dowda’s show of black-and-white archival prints and contact prints at Whitespace Gallery, and for good reason.

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Review: “Phygital Muse” at Whitespec deals in difficult but timely subjects

December 15,2016
ArtsAtl.com
by Rebecca Brantley
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“Phygital Muse,” Bojana Ginn’s exhibition at Whitespec through December 31, deals in difficult but timely subject matter — the union of physical and digital realms.

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Into the Domestic Wild: Laura Bell at Whitespace

November 14,2016
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by Orion Wertz
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In her exhibition “Run Rampant,” Atlanta artist Laura Bell employs mixed media, primarily consisting of drawings on paper and cut paper, vintage elements, found objects, watercolor, and ink in works depicting animals and natural objects.

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Art Review : Orphic Mysteries: Seana Reilly at Whitespace

September 22,2016
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by Jerry Cullum
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Seana Reilly’s new Whitespace exhibition “Docking on the Orphic Shore” bears a title that might lead the classically educated among us to expect mystical initiation—or at least the story of a creative personality who has been to Hell and back without accomplishing the goal.

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Art Review : In the Garden of Bosch and Cullum at Whitespace

August 29,2016
burnaway.org
by Rebecca Brantley
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Five hundred years have passed since the Netherlandish painter Hieronymus Bosch died. To mark the occasion, an exhibition was held this year in Bosch’s hometown, ’s-Hertogenbosch.

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Review: “The Garden of Unearthly Delights” rises to the occasion with love, humor and creativity

August 17, 2016
ArtsAtl.com
by Catherine Fox
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Forget Dali’s melting timepiece, the mystery of Mona Lisa’s smile or even the grotesque omnisexuality of Ryan Trecartin’s videos. There is no work in the history of art more intriguing, strange and confounding than Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights.”

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