BE THERE
RecalescePresented by Mixed Greens Gallery April 27, 2006- May 27, 2006Reception: April 27, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmMary Temple
As in a trompe l’oeil still life, we believe we are experiencing space, but instead of it being contained behind a picture plane, it is a space that expands out into fictitious daylight. In this way, Temple merges still life with landscape painting, freezing a lie of artificial atmospheric conditions onto a canvas of walls and floor. Richard Klein, Exhibitions Director at the Aldrich Museum “Recalescence” is the sudden flare of heat in metal during cooling after it has been forged. Temple associates this with a flash of memory. When looking at all her pieces, there is this momentary flash of recognition when the viewer experiences the warmth of “real” light.
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