Interviewed at Henley Studios.
May 11th, 2008 Jason Parker Posted in Interview, Opening, Sculpture, Video | No Comments »
Interviewed at Henley Studios.
April 21st, 2008 Art Relish Posted in Mixed Media, Opening, Painting, Review, Video | No Comments »
Steve Aishman on Smith’s show, “Torch Songs,” at Saltworks Gallery through May 31.
April 17th, 2008 Art Relish Posted in Review | No Comments »
by Valentina Vitols
There are only three more days to peruse the wonders of Yoruba Art at the High Museum. Although it has a strong visual impact and drives viewers to a contemplative state, this is not just a risk-free, pretty show. Delivering the art of such a complex and foreign faith to the general public is venturesome. In Embodying the Sacred in Yoruba Art: Featuring the Bernard and Patricia Wagner Collection, the High Museum of Art in Atlanta brings to art audiences a charming sample of how the unique Yoruba ethnic groups embodied symbolization and strong spiritual beliefs. The exhibition is divided into three well-described sections: the glorification of the head, the deities, and the masquerades. Each represents an aspect of a crucial triad for this culture.