HARRISON JUDD

Harrison Judd: Signs Along the Way at Silver Circle in Putnam, CT










© Harrison Judd


Photographer and multi-media artist Harrison Judd is exhibiting "Signs Along the Way" at Silver Circle Studio in Putnam, CT. Judd's photographs are witty and colorful, and document often overlooked remnants of commercial culture through Judd's curious lens.

The opening reception will be Friday, March 5 from 6-8 pm. The exhibit will be on display until April 3, 2010. Silver Circle Studio is located at 75 Main St. 3, Putnam, CT 06260.


If you can't make it to the exhibition, the body of work is on Judd's website.


~Lys

Upcoming Exhibitions: "Mannequins" from Harrison Judd and "Musings" from Karen Neems






"Veiled" Paris 2005
© Harrison Judd

Harrison Judd's exhibition, "Mannequins: Paris, New York, Milan", May 1-21 at the WindhamArts Collaborative in Willimantic will have an opening reception on May 8 from 5-7 pm. Judd has been photographing mannequins for many years in locations near and far.

I found what his artist's statement had to say interesting, particularly about mannequins being "both messengers of popular culture and receptacles of our projections". The latter seems particularly true: the mannequins often seem caught in moments of emotion, as we relate our own feelings to their plastic expressions, however tender or blank.

WindhamArts is located at 866 Main St. Willimantic, CT.







"Miriam"
© Karen Neems

This weekend, client Karen V. Neems' exhibit, "Musings" opens at the Mayor's Gallery in Stamford, CT. There will be an opening reception Thursday, May 14 5-7:30 pm. A percentage of sales will be donated to the Sexual Assault Crisis and Education Center.

Featured along with her paintings, collages and mixed media pieces are photographs from her "Unmade Bed" series, for which we made the archival prints. Neems captures the play of light on tumbles of bedding and clothes. From her artists' statement: "As I take these forms (the unmade beds) a step further, I have used the abstract folds of the bed sheets as a muse to lead the viewer to another place." Instead of focusing on the disorganization, we are invited to see the unmade beds as another form of artistic expression.

The Mayor's Gallery is located at Government Center 10th Floor, 888 Washington Blvd. in downtown Stamford. There is a parking garage right next to the building.

~Lys