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Ben Taranto, In Focus 2017, reclaimed glass, acrylic, wood, steel, lighting
Ben Taranto, In Focus (detail) 2017, reclaimed glass, acrylic, wood, steel, lighting
BEN TARANTO
Ben Taranto offers prismatic visions through the flames of a fire, where the majesty of light is refracted and reconfigured through a new jewel-encrusted topography. These fragments of glass translate light as the sun does when reflected upon the veins of rivers from an aerial vantage, creating a permeance through kaleidoscopic-geographic veneration. However this crystalline monolith also recalls a portal of modern technology, broadcasting a microcosmic vision of the altering effects waste portends upon the landscape. Like a screen it draws you in and keeps you there; it pushes and pulls; it is the endless dim of a setting sun upon the horizon of a slow burning ocean.
Ben Taranto, In Focus 2017, reclaimed glass, acrylic, wood, steel, lighting
Ben Taranto, In Focus 2017, reclaimed glass, acrylic, wood, steel, lighting
Campy minimalism & the Minimalist camp
Two local contemporary artists start the Counihan Gallery in Brunswick’s program of exhibitions for 2014. At the exhibition opening on Thursday evening the older locals around the cheese board were all aghast. They felt alienated and annoyed by the two…
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