Painter John Wesley renders his faintly surrealist contents through a combination of formulaic, coloring-book approach and deadpan method. His works, such as 'Princess Sacajawea Crossing the Snake,' are characterized by flat shapes, dainty black outline, and matte chalky hues. Like photographer Garry Winogrand, who explained that he photographed things just to find out how they would appear when photographed, Wesley paints to discover how things would look like on canvas. The Jessica Fredericks ...