"Outlandish" is the current exhibit at the Bedford Gallery and it is very worth seeing. Full of favorite locals we are familiar with and some new artists - it is a beautiful show in a great gallery space. Large, classy, brightly lit, very well hung and presented with lots of room to move and view. Some of the pieces were a bit too esoteric for my taste but overall it is a well thought out and curated show with tons of local flavor and different mediums. From their website:
"Outlandish: Contemporary Depictions of Nature — a two part exhibition that features both a juried section and an invitational... twenty-eight contemporary artists that explore themes of nature — from micro to the macro — ranging from a tiny speck of a garden to a global view of the world. This intriguing exhibition looks at over-the-top depictions of landscape from a variety of vantage points and in a range of media."
Scrolling down are our picks from the exhibition.
A dynamic, two-faced sculpture (in the alcove outside the front of the gallery) by John Casey & Derek Weisberg is the first piece, don't miss it - kinda easy to walk right by.
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Gary Brewer |
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Yvette Molina |
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Detail from above |
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Tiffany Bozic |
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Crystal Morey |
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Detail from above piece |
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Arthur Bell |
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Dan Lydersen |
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Dan Lydersen, detail from above |
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Dan Lydersen |
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Jean Shifflet |
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Michael Hall |
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Ryan Reynolds |
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Ryan Reynolds, detail |
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Teresa Cunniff, resin sculptures |
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Jennifer Nelson |
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James Allison |
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James Allison, detail |
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Tim Armstrong, documentary photograph |
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Nicki Bernacchi |
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Nicki Bernacchi, detail |
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Tony Bellaver |
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Tiffany Bozic |
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Charlene Doiron Reinhart |
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Charlene Doiron Reinhart, beautiful detail from top of left head |
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Josh Keyes |
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Josh Keyes, detail |