This exhibition features both large abstract works as well as figurative paintings, specifically portraits of Hockney's dogs Stanley and Boodgie. Painted in different sizes and positions, these paintings reflect the tenderness with which Hockney views the world. Dogs have specific personalities and Hockney captures their essence in these works. Felicity is a wild and colorful group exhibition curated by Phyllis Green that includes work by 17 artists. This exhibition exults in its title and makes the most of the theme of happiness and bliss.
Abstraction seems to reign here.
Ruth Hardinger 's sculptures, scattered around the floor of the gallery, transport the viewer into another world. Although suggesting an element of hope in the blending of the modern, technological world and indigenous communities. Pervert is an exhibition, curated by Catherine Lord, that brings together the work of 15 gay and lesbian artists from the United States, Canada and Europe. Among the artists included are Lyle Ashton Harris, Catherine Opie, Millie Wilson, Judie Bamber, Doug Ischar, Nicole Eisenman and Glen Ligon. Each of these artists is known for their confrontational imagery and their interest in sexuality as a subject.