Frank Dina is represented by four color photographs which center upon the moods of change. Reverence for the great mysteries of nature, which the language of religion seeks to express in symbols hallowed by their antiquity, profound significance, and beauty, will not suffer from the extension of psychology to this domain, to which science has hitherto found no access. One may analyze the works, and perhaps the various artists, but ultimately their theme is felt, sung, not essayed in logical constructs. Our impulsive belief is here always what sets up the original body of truth, and our articulately verbalized philosophy is but a showy translation into formulas. The unreasoned and immediate assurance is the deep thing in us, the reasoned argument is but a surface exhibition.
Instinct leads, intelligence does but follow.
Ina Beierle, Bill Boyce, Frank Dina, Carrie Eizik, Analisa Leppanen, Joe McIIhany. Jean Poklop, Barbara Schnell, Marianne Taylor and Maureen Warren. It is worth attending. Jurek Polanski Jurek Polanski has previously written and art edited for Strong Coffee in Chicago. He's also well known and respected among the Chicago museums and galleries.