Shadows in art – part 3 of 3

In their extended synthetic panoramas, Scott McFarland and Paul Berger tend to shrink shadows or misdirect them. They look like raisins added to cookie dough at the last minute.

McFarland:

Berger:

Mary Temple: Her trees
painted in latex on walls and stain on floors suggest a fragility they
have transcended. They will not dissolve when the sun goes down or lose
their form in a larger dark.

Pat De Caro – When it really is too late to have a happy childhood.

Roger Shimomura: When Japanese Americans were shadows to their fellow citizens.

Susie J. Lee – Fugue State

Tannaz Farsi– A reflection is a shadow that repeats everything it sees.

Tomiko Jones

Eden Veaudry

Ross Sawyers,at Platform Gallery Through Nov. 29.

Stephanie Syjuco – A blackout as a bird of prey.

Mark Takamichi Miller – They may be bloated apparitions, but they still dress up.

Joey Veltkamp – 1977. Their last good kiss was years ago. (Image via)