The Independent’s Brian Slattery reviews Mark St. Mary’s “Lost in the Shadows” and Matthew Garrett’s “Hindsight.”
“Artists Walk The Path” in the New Haven Indy →
Roy Money: “Mountains and Rivers”
William Butcher: “The Portal Series/Expanding Visions”
RENEWAL ”Artists Look At Beginning Again” →
“The sculpture seems to grow from the floor and pleasantly evokes human-made structures like skyscrapes, other animal-made structures like various insect nests, and plantlife. Whatever way your brain initially goes, the piece is there to help you find the energy in all its facets, and to explore the connections among all of them, and the ways in which they’re all perhaps part of the same larger thing.”
— Brian Slattery in the New Haven Independent
“Kehler Liddell Decks The Walls” — New Haven Independent →
Our annual holiday member’s show in the New Haven Independent.
CLAY and HEDGE — “Two Artists Consider The State Of Play” →
Brian Slattery reviews Amanda Duchen and Marjorie Gillette Wolfe’s show in the In the New Haven Independent.
“Marjorie Wolfe Hedges Her Bets” — The Arts Paper →
Kapp Singer’s review of Marjorie Gillette Wolfe’s HEDGE for the Arts Paper.
“Wolfe’s images offer a meditation on the uncanny space hedges occupy between humans and nature.”
Yale Daily News: “A.I. and intentionality explored...” →
A review of Brian Flinn and R.F. Wilton’s September 2023 shows in the Yale Daily News.
“Kehler Liddell Show Celebrates 20 Years” in the New Haven Independent →
“Four Artists Find The Depth In The Field” in the Indy →
Concentricity 3, by Robert Bienstock
A New Haven Independent review of Realignment, with Robert Bienstock and Henderson, and the new members show with Eddie Hall and Sheldon Krevit.
“Two Artists Capture The Matter Of Moments” in the New Haven Independent →
A review of Mind Fibers & Typologies: Memory and Ingemination a memorial exhibition of work by Edith Borax Morrison and Keith Johnson.
“Artists Get A Last Chance To See” in the New Haven Independent →
A review of Vanishing Zimbabwe in the New Haven Independent.
Artists See The “Light” At Kehler Liddell →
New Haven Independent: “Photo Show Takes Westville Gallery To Chernobyl ’89” →
A review of 3 exhibits featuring Lisa Toto, Hank Paper, and Chris Ferguson in the Indy.
Starting the Party →
The KLG holiday show, Celebrate!, as seen by the New Haven Indy.
“Two Artists Look From The Inside Out And The Outside In” →
Review of CADENCE by JLS Gangwisch and Kim Weston in the NHIndependent →
Artists Have Brush with the Past: NH Indy review →
Check out the review for Backyard Archeology by Tom Edwards and What She Left and What She Kept by Sean Patrick Gallagher in the New Haven Independent.
Artists Head for the Hills in NH Indy →
Check out this review in the New Haven Independent about Forest — Wander by Frank Bruckmann and Roy Money
“Artists See Into The Myths Of Time” — Amanda Walker and Matthew Garrett's Exhibit EXPANSION in the NHIndy →
Check out a review of our current show, E X P A N S I O N in today’s New Haven Independent
Kehler Liddell Rolls with a Pest Problem →
Pest Control. On view until March 13. Photo credit Gar Waterman
Check out a review of our current show, Pest Control in this week’s Arts Paper