Homework includes mixed-media paintings, collage and embroidery by Arynn and Joel Blazer. he artwork of the husband-and-wife pair fits right in with NVISION’s eclectic mix of vintage and handmade clothing and furniture. The figures in Joel Blazer’s work are reduced to distorted shapes in colors that defy reality and recall decades past. As evident in “Family Portrait,” patterns and prints from dress patterns or cardboard give depth to his two-dimensional work. Arynn Blazer’s work also has a vintage feel. For “Inner Beauty,” she embroidered organic shapes on floral fabric and framed it beside a mirror. Hung beside her husband’s “Floral Portrait,” the mutual influence is clear. Through Jan. 18.  

BY Angela Kilduff | Posted 07/23/2008 Manifest Gallery Metra Mitchell  

Tim McMichael's work turns nations on end -- or sometimes just 90 degrees. A simple rotation changes the context of familiar shapes of countries or states with an effect that is unexpectedly dra  

On a recent Friday evening, the guests at Carl Solway Gallery turned their eyes from the art on the walls to watch the artist, Christopher Tanner, dressed in drag with a blonde wig and full-lengt  

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Time is likely on your mind as another year begins. For one more gorgeous reminder, take a look at the treasure trove of timepieces on display at the Taft Museum of Art in the exhibition Jewels o