May 2023 edition
below: “In the Comfort of Embers” by Amartey Golding. Photography, video, objects, all in a darkened red space.
below: “Drink from the River” by Brenda Draney – a collection of her paintings.
below: A lime green webbed folding lawn chair on a red surface dominates this picture and overpowers the large negative space.
below: “Decoded” by Joi T. Arcand. The walls are covered by this blue and pink striped design. Using the pink plastic hearts, one can look at the wall and see things differently – can you find the words, can you decode the message?
below: Black and white photographs by Anique Jordan both inside the gallery. “Glitches”, a woman on a bed holding two large chunks of watermelon.
below: … and on the exterior south wall. “These Times 2019” by Anique Jordan
Just outside the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery is Ontario Square. There is another art installation there – Double Pendulum by Maggie Groat. Photos of that display are in a previous blog post (Double Pendulum, 19 May)