Khi-Lee ThorpeHome26.04.17 – 13.04.17 Khi-Lee Thorpe’s installation of discarded doors reclaims redundant objects of domesticity through gestural mark making. Doors function both as a boundary and as a passageway between public and private space. They separate interior from exterior, sealing off areas to create shelter and safety, while simultaneously obstructing them. Thorpe sourced the recycled … Read More
April 26 – May 13 Matthew Engert’s suite of large-scale oil paintings, in this exhibition, reflect his recent focus on those aspects of his practice which are rooted in process, materiality, and aesthetics. These works, although a logical progression of the often dark, formless, and minimal aesthetics of his oeuvre constitute a break from the … Read More
[APRIL 5 – 22] Raymond Carter’s body of work proposes unconventional methods of nurturing the spiritual in contemporary society through abstraction. Setting constraints and limiting his resources to industrial cloth tape, Carter explores simple geometries to create work that is both harmonious and contemplative. “Quatrain” presents a direct response to his recently completed Masters of … Read More