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AMERICAN DISCOURSE |
June 25 - July 30, Opening
Reception: June 25, 5-7 pm
These works reflect various interpretations of life. The range of
Barker's expressive sculpture,
Dowling Bull's visual ethnography, Chapman's technical and personal
realism, Thomson's
autobiographical studies and Dibble's glance at human angst, together
speak in a dialogue that leaves
an imprint on the viewer. |
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Pam Barker
Sculptures reflecting feelings through facial expression and
gestural movement. |
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Pat Dowling Bull
She calls her oil paintings 'visual ethnography'; narrative
visuals of her impressions drawn from sketches, photography,
and personal memories. |
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Paul Chapman
Realistic acrylic painting depicting either personal views
on his life and the world around him, or technological and
informative pieces. |
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Emily Thomson
Autobiographical oil paintings utilizing still life, self
portrait, family and pets, capturing both confusion and
mystery. |
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Anna Dibble
Paintings attempting to follow the artist's questions about
art, dogs and people. How people look at dogs, and
vice versa! |
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For more information on LARAC and Lapham Gallery events,
please call
798-1144 ext. 2 or email gallery@larac.org |
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Past Gallery Exhibitions |
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Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council
7 Lapham Place
Glens Falls, NY 12801
(518) 798-1144 • Fax: (518) 798-9122
information@larac.org
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