March 30- May 6, 2007

opening reception for the artists:
Friday, March 30, 2007  6 to 8 PM

Lance Letscher
Furthermore


Lance Letscher finds beauty in geometry, harmonizing color and bits of old paper. He translates that beauty into substantive collages that evoke serenity, nostalgia and shared experience. In composing his collages, each cut piece of paper fits together into an intricate web with rhythmic precision. He is truly an engineer of poetry, but there are no mechanics here. This is work in which the hand of the artist is clearly evident, and in which the care for words and visual writing fall in with an intrinsic sense of color to create constructions of harmony and beauty.


Robert Dale Anderson
The Land Remains

The Land Remains represents the first exhibition of Anderson's oil paintings after years of success exhibiting solely graphite drawings. As with his drawings, anarchy sits in tenuous balance with discipline as knotted and wild biomorphic flora are obsessively rendered. The imagery hovers between the real and the imaginary. In the small scale paintings reminicent of the Dutch landcape tradition, ambiguity reigns as the central and disturbing issue of Robert Anderson's work.

PROJECT ROOM

Victoria Palermo
Flubber

Victoria Palermo's first Texas exhibition, Flubber, is composed of several elegant translucent liquid rubber towers molded from familiar objects (bowls, boxes and jars) and stacked to create sensual totems reminiscent of mythic far off structures and stalagmitic bio-forms.
Victoria Palermo is currently Assistant Professor at Skidmore College in Sarasota Springs, NY.