Danielle Eubank’s “Ripple Effect,” on show at the Pamela Walsh Gallery, contributes to a needed discussion of the complex interplay between water as both motif and metaphor within the environmental discourse. This exhibition, an extension of her “One Artist Five Oceans” series, examines the nuanced relationship between humanity and water, focusing on the San Francisco Bay area’s aquatic ecosystems. Poised between abstraction and realism, her work challenges conventional representations of water, reflecting her evolving methodology... Read more →
Christopher Astley’s “Terrain,” opened at Martos Gallery on February 15. It marks a pivotal moment in the artist’s career. Known for his intricate blend of abstract and representational forms, Astley’s work explores the essence of landscape painting, challenging and expanding its traditional confines. This exhibition, which also features select pieces from his “Seven Years Below” series, offers an exploration of the interplay between human cognition and the environment, presenting landscapes that exist at the intersection... Read more →