Randall Scott Gallery
Invites you to a special Saturday afternoon discussion featuring...
Kriston Capps, Art Critic for Washington City Paper,
Brandon Fortune, Curator, National Portrait Gallery and
Cara Ober, Painter, currently on exhibition at RSG
discussing Cara Ober's new work, and whatever else pops into their heads. This will prove to be quite an interesting free form discussion.
Saturday, April 5th
5pm to 6:30PM
Space is limited, so please come early.
The gallery will remain open till 8pm.
Randall Scott Gallery
1326 14th Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20005
202-332-0806
Showing posts with label Cara Ober. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cara Ober. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Cara Ober
i am who i pretend to be
Randall Scott Gallery
March 8th - April 12th
artists reception: March 8th 7pm-9pm
The most unlikely pairing of visual elements, culled from home décor, fashion, old reference manuals, and action painting forms the visual vocabulary of Baltimore based painter Cara Ober. These works act as an entry point into the artist's unconscious; the connections between disparate images create a visual poetry, full of meanderings and musings, paired with suggestion and associations. Ober's method for constructing meaning is of her generation; she catalogues, documents, and pieces together fragments into internal maps, which document a moving through time.
1326 14th street nw
washington, d.c. 20005
202.332.0806
202.332-0807 (fax)
info@randallscottgallery.com
Randall Scott Gallery
March 8th - April 12th
artists reception: March 8th 7pm-9pm
The most unlikely pairing of visual elements, culled from home décor, fashion, old reference manuals, and action painting forms the visual vocabulary of Baltimore based painter Cara Ober. These works act as an entry point into the artist's unconscious; the connections between disparate images create a visual poetry, full of meanderings and musings, paired with suggestion and associations. Ober's method for constructing meaning is of her generation; she catalogues, documents, and pieces together fragments into internal maps, which document a moving through time.
1326 14th street nw
washington, d.c. 20005
202.332.0806
202.332-0807 (fax)
info@randallscottgallery.com
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