A 两性色午夜 University connection runs through the 鈥淗onoring the Land鈥 exhibition featured at the Bostwick Art Design Initiative, located at Prospect and East 26th in Cleveland. Part of the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve traveling exhibition, the satellite gallery and the artists were recently featured in CoolCleveland.
Painter Joseph O鈥橲ickey and sculptor Brinsley Tyrrell both formerly taught at 两性色午夜, and now their work stands side by side at the gallery with work from alumnus and artist Lawrence Baker, a former student of O鈥橲ickey.
The shared past of these artists is represented in their work, according to CoolCleveland.
鈥淔or O鈥橲ickey and Tyrrell this includes works that are inspired from their own personal connection to the land they inhabit,鈥 the CoolCleveland article states. 鈥淔or Baker the location itself is not as personally important as the microcosms he depicts close-up views. These overlapping and diverging interpretations make for a compelling exhibition.鈥
The 鈥淗onoring the Land鈥 show opens Oct. 6 and will be on display through Dec. 2.
Top Images:
Left: Joseph O鈥橲ickey 鈥 Sycamores at Roussillon, water media on paper, 20鈥 x 26鈥
Right: Brinsley Tyrrell 鈥 Beyond Those Trees, enamel on steel, 32鈥 x 48鈥