exhibition
Focus on the Flatfiles: Place: A Point of View

Selections from the Kentler Flatfiles
Date
September 8 – October 22, 2017
Opening Reception
September 8, 2017
Artists
Karni Dorell, Toine Horvers, Hannah Israel, James Jack, Katherine Jackson, Meridith McNeal, Alicia Wargo, Gosia Wlodarczak
Related exhibition
Lucile Bertrand, "Travelers and Strangers"


exhibition Images
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Focus on the Flatfiles: Place: A Point of View

Far Enough
Karni Dorell, Far Enough, 2009, Black and white photo print, 13 in X 20.5 in.

Study, Passers-By (Variety of Pencils)
Toine Horvers, Study, Passers-By (Variety of Pencils), 2004, Graphite on paper, 9.5 in X 12 in.


Hannah Israel, Me, 2015, Watercolor, cut paper, 28 in X 20 in.


James Jack, Juglandaceae Origin: Multnomah County, OR, 2005, handmade walnut ink on paper, 22.5 in X 30 in.

Wolf - Tiger - Sea - Swallow - Us 4
Katherine Jackson, Wolf - Tiger - Sea - Swallow - Us 4, 2016, ink on paper, 11.5 in X 8.25 in.

Liberty Clouded (from Red Hook)
Meridith McNeal, Liberty Clouded (from Red Hook), 2014, watercolor on paper, 21.5 in X 28 in.

Brooklyn Walks #1
Alicia Wargo, Brooklyn Walks #1, 2004, Graphite on paper, 30 in X 22 in.

Presen Continuous - South
Gosia Wlodarczak, Presen Continuous - South, January 1 – 3, 2002, Ink on paper, 19.5 in X 27.5 in.



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About the exhibition

Focus on the Flatfiles: PLACE: A POINT OF VIEW

The third installment in our "Focus on the Flatfiles" series, featuring rotating selections from the Kentler Flatfiles on view in our front gallery space. The works in this selection explore the personal meaning and subjectivity of place.

This show is inspired by the corresponding solo exhibition, Travelers and Strangers, by Lucile Bertrand.