REFLECTION: December 1 - February 28, 2022
Featuring work by artists Laura Frantz, Barry Gerson, Katherine Keltner, Tom Kotik, Colin O’Con, Elisa Soliven, Albert Weaver, and Brian Wood.
As the fourth and final installment of exhibitions in this series of quarterly online shows, REFLECTION, is a winter show that offers us work that is contemplative and encourages a sense of thoughtful observation. There is a rich sense of wonder and dreaminess in these artworks. Reflection is manifested formally through shapes and composition using symmetry, mirroring and repeating forms; psycho-emotional painterly gestures and intuitive artistic working methods “feeling a painting” come into being; and in subtle color and light play combinations. Each artist in this exhibition offers an opportunity to transcend the moment that we're in, reflect on our past, and imagine distant otherworldly places and/or the nature of being.
Check out more of the artists' work on instagram:
@laurakfrantz @barrygerson @katherinekeltner @tomkotik
@colin_ocon @_e_s_g_ @albertsunjoonweaver @brian_wood_at_nite
Featuring work by artists Laura Frantz, Barry Gerson, Katherine Keltner, Tom Kotik, Colin O’Con, Elisa Soliven, Albert Weaver, and Brian Wood.
As the fourth and final installment of exhibitions in this series of quarterly online shows, REFLECTION, is a winter show that offers us work that is contemplative and encourages a sense of thoughtful observation. There is a rich sense of wonder and dreaminess in these artworks. Reflection is manifested formally through shapes and composition using symmetry, mirroring and repeating forms; psycho-emotional painterly gestures and intuitive artistic working methods “feeling a painting” come into being; and in subtle color and light play combinations. Each artist in this exhibition offers an opportunity to transcend the moment that we're in, reflect on our past, and imagine distant otherworldly places and/or the nature of being.
Check out more of the artists' work on instagram:
@laurakfrantz @barrygerson @katherinekeltner @tomkotik
@colin_ocon @_e_s_g_ @albertsunjoonweaver @brian_wood_at_nite
Gallery visitor looking at artwork by Enrique Chagoya, standing besides Archie Rand's paintings at Rhombus Space during "Thought Bubbles" exhibition.
Rhombus Space was run as an as an in-person art venue and exhibition space, from 2013 to 2017, in Brooklyn, New York.