Art Galleries

Zeinab Saab, Neo- Orientalist Dream I, 2019, Ink on Paper, 5” x 7”

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A complex abstract geometric pattern drawn in ink on handmade paper. The pattern shows sun shapes, each with a yellow center, and bright pink triangular rays emanating from them. Each star is surrounded by pinkins gray, dark purple and yellow diamonds and triangles. These are all connected by a salmon orange grid with pinkish grey octagons placed at regular intervals. The pattern is uneven, and undulating.

Zeinab Saab, Neo- Orientalist Dream I, 2019, Ink on Paper, 5” x 7”

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Sculptural installation made of stoneware and porcelain, placed on a concrete gallery floor, with a white gallery wall in the background. The installation features a sculpture of a lifelike depiction of a small boy sitting crosslegged on the floor. There are four large stones arranged around him. The boy and stones are monochromed in a dark brown color. On top of the stones and the boy are sculptures of white barnacles, also realistically rendered. The boy is looking at the stones.

Crystal Schenk, I’m Not a Barnacle, I’m a Boy, 2017, stoneware, porcelain, 21″ x 44″ x 31″

An installation on a gallery wall and floor presents a cloth dAmerican flag that has come apart. On the wall are the parts of the flag that were the stripes – six stripes hanging vertically from the strip of white fabric with brass grommets on either end. on the floor are a jumble of red and blue thread that might have been the red stripes and blue field of the flag. Scattered on the blue are the embroidered white stars.

Theresa Redinger, Untitled, (flag), fabric and thread, 86″ x 46″ x 23″