Tag Archive for ‘Shadows’
Travelin’ Man(nequin): Emily Morris
Emily Morris has taken what might have been a light, whimsical show and given it both shadows and weight.
A Light Palette: Laura McMillan
Laura McMillan favors outdoor scenes in soft, bright colors … and at the same time, she knows where to place darkness to full effect.
Fragmentary Views: James Woodfill
Woodfill has created a significant, challenging and rewarding installation, one worth repeated visits if you can manage them — or at the very least, an extended single viewing.
Light Furnishings: Kale Van Leeuwen
The paintings in “Chairs” are, as with Van Leeuwen’s previous mixed-media pieces, uniformly slick, sleek and polished … the sort of thing Edward Hopper might have produced had he used furniture instead of faces as his props.
A Touch of Light in the Darkness: Tyson Schroeder
Don’t try to pigeonhole Tyson Schroeder’s art as dark, macabre and creepily humorous (or humorously creepy). It is all of those things … but just when you think you have him figured out, Schroeder can throw a beautiful, haunting curve.
Sunshine and Shadow: Bailey Barney
This relentlessly sunny young artist, who has her first solo show starting tonight at Red Door Studios in downtown Kansas City, Kansas, draws on darkness for her black-and-white pencil-on-paper creations.
(ARTKC365) A Marvell-ous Collection: Leslie Norman Hubble
Shadows play key roles in the acrylic paintings that make up Hubble’s portion of this month’s group show at Westport Coffeehouse. And in keeping with her penchant for working with a palette which includes the felt as well as the seen, those shadows are often emotional as well as visual.
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