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By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- According to the press [Derived Headline]
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By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- According to the press material for
the current exhibit at City Gallery, its title, "Mono No Aware," is
a Japanese phrase used to describe an awareness of the transience of
things.
The works, by New Haven artist Meg Bloom, on view through June
29, appear to be an abstract metaphor for the human participation in
the process, a blend of nature and culture, as it were. The
inclusions consist of a series of relief panels constructed of
cardboard in predominantly ...
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By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- "Uneasy Projects," [Derived Headline]
New Haven Register
; By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- "Uneasy Projects," currently at the John Slade Ely House, is a compelling exhibit. Provocative, mysterious and with an enigmatic edge, New Haven artists Nathan Lewis, Sabrina Marques and Christopher Mir, blend fantasy and reality into cryptic narratives that court
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By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- The annual summer installation [Derived Headline]
New Haven Register
; By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- The annual summer installation in the windows of the Hilles Gallery at the Creative Arts Workshop is once again in place. This year's installation by SE Nash centers around the construction and development of the self-declared eighth wonder of the world, the three largest
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By Judy Birke GUILFORD -- Whether a faithful depiction [Derived Headline]
New Haven Register
; By Judy Birke GUILFORD -- Whether a faithful depiction of a person's likeness, or the more complex representation of a sitter's soul, the portrait remains one of the most accurate reflections of human expression. The current exhibition at the Guilford Art Center, "About Face: The Relevance of
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By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- Of all the art forms, [Derived Headline]
New Haven Register
; By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- Of all the art forms, photography is the one that has probably changed the most in the last several decades. Ranging from straight documentary images, either film or digital, that reflect exactly what is seen, to those that are highly manipulated, a photography exhibit
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By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- The title of the current [Derived Headline]
New Haven Register
; By Judy Birke NEW HAVEN -- The title of the current exhibit at City Gallery, "both/and," was inspired by a Buddhist concept that encourages the mind to focus on seeing things "broadly, connectedly, pliably and inclusively," in contrast to thinking of them as "either/ or." For the past 20 years,
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