Other works include pieces that begin as portraits and are then interlaced with an animal that McKinney feels is spiritually wound into the psyche of the subject. Perry's works vary from photo collages, to writings inspired by a poetic daughter in the middle of the night, to a horse skull found in Mexico. The show will run throughout August and will culminate in two special events. On Friday, August 21, 8-10 p.m., a reception will feature demonstrations by Solomon, a tour of the visual work, an open stage for performance and poetry readings, and special international refreshments. The DeKalb Area Women's Center Gallery is located at 1021 State Street in DeKalb.
Group tours are welcome.
The gallery is handicapped accessible and is open by appointment and for special events. This page is maintained by the NIU Office of Public Affairs.