Bob Tanner and Sanrda Ullman
@ Perspective Gallery
Online
Opening Thursday, February 18th, at 7PM
On view through Sunday, February 28th
From February 5 – 28 Bob Tanner and Sandra Ullman respective work “Further Conversations” and “Representation/Abstraction: Bangladesh in Light and Shadow” will be on exhibit at Perspective Gallery. On Thursday, February 18, from 7 – 8:15 pm (CST), Tanner and Ullman will discuss their art. Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwtf-CtrTIvE9aV1qQN94zYPJKGcifsVDLe
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Tanner’s “Further Conversations” is a direct extension of, at least in form, of his series, What Was Left Behind. The objects again are those used in everyday life and can be thought of as both intimate and comforting. Technically a big difference in the new series lies in the making of the prints, which are low key. There are no white tones in the prints. They require a closer, slower viewing, which I hope viewers will take the time to do.
In “Representation/Abstraction: Bangladesh in Light and Shadow” Ullman is fascinated by light and shadow, by forms emerging and disappearing. While walking the streets of rural villages in Bangladesh, she looked into the darkness of the stalls and markets or into the shadows on the sides of the streets, waiting for a face to emerge and be held by the light. In contrast, she sometimes found a full shadow created by a person who moves across a beam of light.
The show is Online at https://perspectivegallery.org/february-2021 and in the Gallery. However, due to Covid-19 the gallery is currently closed.
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