Architecture & the Built World
Three artists take a look at our interaction with the built world in this exhibition of photography, drawing and painting.
Alexandra Sorokolit Frankel is an American painter, photographer, art therapist, and mother of two toddler boys who has lived and worked in New York, NY since 2005. Her photographic work will focus on the architectural landscape of New York City. Jacksonville’s Julianne French creates work in ink and charcoal that focuses on syncretism and how architecture establishes cultural identities. Bryce Speed of Tuscaloosa, AL will be exhibiting hybrid works of painting and drawing that address the relationship between place and identity.
Three artists take a look at our interaction with the built world in this exhibition of photography, drawing and painting.
Alexandra Sorokolit Frankel is an American painter, photographer, art therapist, and mother of two toddler boys who has lived and worked in New York, NY since 2005. Her photographic work will focus on the architectural landscape of New York City. Jacksonville’s Julianne French creates work in ink and charcoal that focuses on syncretism and how architecture establishes cultural identities. Bryce Speed of Tuscaloosa, AL will be exhibiting hybrid works of painting and drawing that address the relationship between place and identity.
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