Slideshow: July Gallery Goods
Photographer Greta Pratt’s The Wavers manages to be witty, satirical, personal, and socio-economically sympathetic, all at once. Her premise? Detail-rich, arresting portraits of the people Liberty Tax hires to wave on street corners dre
Photography by Greta Pratt
There’s a lot going on in Thomas Wood ‘s idiosyncratic, whimsical Marine Bouquet, and this screen image doesn’t do it justice. An actual glimpse at the gallery pi
We can’t help noticing that this painting, Hibiki Miyazaki ‘s Last Day of Summer, is oddly compatible with the cryptic fantasy writings of the artist&rsq
Is there such a thing as art nouveau, nouveau ? If so, we’re looking at it in Joshua Mays. His masterful use of swirling floral 2-D shapes earns a Mucha comparison, e
AJ Power ‘s Naga lurks in the farthest corner of Compound Gallery , looking as though she were waiting to swallow Waterhouse’s
Since we opted not to brave the line that curled around the block beside Upper Playground, we can’t know which, if any, of Alex Pardee ‘
