Gallery Henoch to Display Sharon Sprung, Janet Rickus Exhibits
By: Matt Smith Nov. 19, 2015
Sharon Sprung's vivid painting of hand-crafted Tibetan and Chinese boxes, which the artist started collecting over the last 3 years, is part of the Still Life show now on view at Gallery Henoch. Sprung's interest in dense pattern on fabric led her to become intrigued by these painterly boxes - how their luscious colors transform patterns into an almost mystical aesthetic experience. After considering the enigmatic origin of the boxes - their makers remain anonymous - Sprung realized she could, as the Confucian saying implies, understand these boxes through painting them.
For more information on Sprung, please contact the gallery.Janet Rickus' elegant new paintings of pitchers, cups, creamers, fruits and vegetables are also on display in the Still Life show at the gallery. For those of you who are planning on traveling to Miami for the art fairs, a selection of these paintings will also be on display in our booth at Context: ArtMiami. For more information on Rickus, please contact the gallery. |
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