Reviews

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Chremos and Crochet

Lynn Matluck Brooks

Tiny worlds unfold in each woven work by Asimina Chremos.

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Little Explosions with Dorrance Dance

Ellen Chenoweth

The brilliance is non-stop, but the engagement wanes.

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Grounded and Present with Merian Soto’s Video Installation

Beau Hancock

I wonder what would happen if we all felt this grounded place, this present self.

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Snowflakes, Sequins and Pearls: A Night With The Lady Hoofers

Sara Graybeal

Their charm was awkward and impertinent.

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It’s a Party in the USA

Jenna Horton

Milky Way comes into view softly and from the right.

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Performing the Self in Rage – The Life of an Artist

Zornitsa Stoyanova

They rage, rant, and even party in an attempt to process the harsh realities of the life we live.

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Spiel Uhr: En-Trance

Roxanne Lyst

Manfred Fischbeck described EN-TRANCE as an entry point into works in progress.

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Ordinary Beauty, Ecstatic Beauty

Rather than creating a hierarchy between transcendence and earthly presence, Pavel Zuštiak’s work gives equal weight to both.

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Jeanine Durning’s “inging” & “to being”

Published in collaboration with culturebot.org -- Rennie McDougall explains how "inging" is the word-equivalent of a Möbius strip.

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Disorientation

Julius Ferraro

Four short pieces, though they differ wildly in tone, form, humor, movement, and medium, use deliberately counterintuitive elements to evoke mystery, suspense, and even confusion.