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WHAT IS CONSIDERED AND SHARED, installation view

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Panorama view of gallery with several artworks installed. At the left are a series of small prints in black frames hung on a white wall. Further along the wall as it recedes into the background are other framed artworks and a small red and blue sculptural element along the wall on the floor. At the far right of the image is a pedestal with a ceramic sculpture on top, and a small wall with framed pieces. The back wall has several multi-colored paintings and other wall two dimensional pieces. Several pedestals are placed throughout the gallery. Two smaller walls are in the center background, one with a colorful series of eight prints, the other with a single wall mounted artwork. Hanging from the ceiling in the center of the room is a sculptural installation consisting of many strips of paper with green leaf shapes.

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Detail of an ink drawing on tar paper. Slender parallel lines drawn in white ink create abstract grid forms across an uneven surface of black and brown tar paper. The forms are like layers of torn gauze draped beside and on top of each other.

Vanessa Calvert, Warp &Weft, 2019, ink on tar paper, detail

Digitally illustrated portraits are displayed in a grid of 2 rows, each with four brightly colored rectangles. Each portrait is of an individual, and a paragraph of text below each person contains a quote from that person. Colors include green, orange, pink, yellow and blue.

Rachel Siegel, Adjunct Portrait Project: For the love of it, 2019, digital illustration, ink jet print, 80″ X 46″