Current | LIMBO

I read that the exhibits at Betty Parsons Gallery were often only two weeks long. We are in between shows right now, so it is perfect timing for a two-week exhibit. Thus, our new exhibit is Limbo. Limbo will be a short experiment of hodgepodge, things overlooked, and some things we have yet to exhibit, like three embroideries by Amber Mustafic, three chair paintings by yours truly, Josh’s fascinating Professor Troxell’s Flintstones-like petrophone, and an Afro-Futurist painting by Raul Hardie, a last look at the visionary Earl Drawings, and other surprises. This one will be short and sweet—catch it before it’s too late. Then catch the opening of Lee Brozgol and Charles Jarm: Eldridge & Mulberry on April 15.