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Nancy Blum: Dangle, Dart
& Drift |
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Nancy Blum
Dangle, 2007
Ink, color pencil, gouache and graphite on paper
48 x 38 inches
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Nancy Blum is showing
a selection of her new floral drawings -works inspired by her interest
in Eastern and Western visual cultures including Chinese nature
studies, German botanical renderings and Islamic patterning. Using
inks, color pencil, gouache and graphite, Blum suggests the vigor
and seduction of life forms in the process of revelation. She describes
her works as “robustly erotic like the flower itself, they
purport a sexuality that is both male and female with surfaces that
build layer upon layer of line and color until the space becomes
dense with energy and activity. Her stated intention is to create
a trance-like rhythm seducing the observer into a meditative state. |
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Bill
Durgin: Fashion Refigured |

Bill Durgin
Yohji Yamamoto,
2007
C-Print
19 x 24 inches
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| Bill Durginn's new
photographic series, Fashion Refigured, marries designer apparel to
gesturalexperiments with the nude figure. Shot in an empty photo studio
Durgin offers the viewer fragments of the human body clothed in a
completely unconventional manner presented within a minimalist architectural
environment. Durgin aims for “compositions that push the body
towards abstraction through poses that exaggerate the skeletal structure
of the figure until it approaches an abstract entity. |