Sep 9, 2024
Beth Lipman
Gazing Ball in Burnt Forrest
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Beth Lipman
Gazing Ball in Burnt Forrest
Distill #4 Distill #1, Distill #13 Distill #3, Distill #8 Beth Lipman, 2015
Beth Lipman at Nohra Haime Gallery
Enticing to the eye but lacking color, Beth Lipman’s glass sculptures at Nohra Haime Gallery replicate sumptuous still life arrangements but deny the satisfaction of seeing them clearly. Created from black or clear glass, the details of the sculptures can be hard to discern. The effect is deliberate, intended to provoke low-level frustration that might prompt viewers to question the desire to consume. (On view in Chelsea through Jan 16th). Beth Lipman, detail of Scale and Gazing Ball, glass, wood, metal, paint, adhesive, 64 x 42 x 32 inches, 2020.
Bride by Beth Lipman
North Carolina Museum of Art
Bride by Beth Lipman
North Carolina Museum of Art
Bride by Beth Lipman
North Carolina Museum of Art
Thoughts Toward A Lecture In North Carolina: A Swan, Bride, And Fatal Banquet.
Thoughts Toward A Lecture In North Carolina: A Swan, Bride, And Fatal Banquet.
The old stories tell of a bride . . . and then a war, and as always, banquet after banquet. Remember Helen? Daughter of Zeus and Leda.
In this Peter Paul Rubens’ version (there are two) Leda and the Swan(aka Zeus) may share a kiss or you could also interpret that she’s asleep, either way it’s a moment that brings together beast, human and divine. Seduction or rape, this image puzzles and…
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