03/06/2020
Join us tomorrow for Nature Morte
An exhibition of contemporary still life paintings by the faculty and workshop instructors of The Teaching Studios of Art
March 7- March 28
OPENING RECEPTION SATURDAY MARCH 7 AT PROJECT SPACE GALLERY
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS SERVED AT OUR STUDIO (115 AUDREY), ACROSS THE STREET , 6-8pm
The term “still life” is derived from the Dutch word stilleven, which gained prominence during the 16th century. While it was during this time that the still life gained recognition as a genre, its roots date back to ancient times, to the Greeks, Romans and Egyptians. The French term for it, nature morte, covered a range of still lifes subjects, from religious to household inanimate, beautiful objects. This faculty exhibition is mostly comprised of the latter, but also work featuring imaginative compositional elements.
Featuring the work of:
Devin Cecil Wishing
Todd Casey
John Morra
Sandra Sanchez
Adina Yoon
Rob Zeller
