Atrium Gallery

Interesting Triptych by Michael Marshall.

"Ping!", our holiday exhibit, is up for two more weeks! Stop by and see us!

Open Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 11-5
https://www.atriumgallery.net/

Artwork: Steven Sorman, "Really What Am I Doing," 2015.
https://www.artsy.net/artwork/steven-sorman-really-what-am-i-doing

This week's feature is "Canine with Twins", a long exposure photography piece from a series that Danziger did in Mexico, featuring twin girls shown swimming in a pool n**e. The setting is invaded unexpectedly with the presence of a dog who happened to enter the scene. The long exposure and spontaneous activity make this work more than a bit intriguing.

1. Avery Danziger, "Canine with Twins," 2005, color photograph, 41" x 61"

Atrium announces a new Spring exhibition, celebrating and appreciating the offerings of our precious nature as encountered in a calm, inviting, inspirational setting. Indulging in a pause or more in the park deepens our appreciation for what nature has to offer in these tumultuous and busy times. Enjoyment can abound in a formal or informal easily accessible setting. Taking some time to enjoy excursions to any of the nearby parks can bring focus to the calmness and beauty surrounding both the site and its visitors. Included in the exhibition are a variety of works: paintings, sculpture, photography, and drawings, meant to inspire gratefulness as well as the need to preserve.



The exhibition will run through June 22.

1. Lore Bert, "White Rosettes on Pink," 2009, relief object with Japanese paper, 26" x 26"