Barron Sherer/Graham Lambkin, Carlos Sandoval de León, David Rohn, Dona Altemus, Donald McKnight, Ena Marrero, Carlos Prim, Ernesto Oroza, Gean Moreno, Glexis Novoa, Jorge Pantoja, Juana Valdes, Karen Rifas, Lou Anne Colodny, Kristen Thiele, Onajide Shabaka, Purvis Young, Ralph Provisero, Rhea Leonard, Robert Mcknight, Robert Thiele, Rosemarie Chiarlone, and Yanira Collado
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Consisting of works created over the last two years, Patterns of Protest started in 2008 during the time of the global economic crisis. Aguilera began channelling the daily news events and depictions of large groups protesting into his drawings and studio practice. In these works, Aguilera embodies the mind of the journalist, painting cinematic scenes of the unfolding spectacle. The public arena is a place of improvisation, where the individual morphs into a potent force for change.
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In Dogfight, oversized paper planes embattled in a war game flying high above the viewer. The ephemeral quality of the paper lends innocence to the chaotic game overhead. Through humor, irony and parody, Dogfight explores the state of art, war, ego and technology in a seemingly childlike yet contemplative installation.
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SALTWORKS is pleased to present, Staring at the Sun, curated by Craig Drennen, is the premier SALTWORKS exhibition and Atlanta debut for artists Eleanor Aldrich (Knoxville, TN), Jane Fox Hipple (Montgomery, AL), Bonnie Maygarden (New Orleans, LA) and Lauren Silva (Brooklyn, NY). The exhibition is comprised of abstract painting, works on paper and sculpture.
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SALTWORKS is pleased to present, Aqua Mapping, a solo exhibition of new works by Portland-based artist Avantika Bawa. The exhibition is presented through a series of prints, photographs and video footage. This is Bawa’s fourth exhibition at SALTWORKS.
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