May 25-July 1 2012

Grand Opening reception Friday, May 25th, 6-9pm. There will be a special premier presentation, artist talk, and reception, in conjunction with the Provincetown Film Festival, Friday, June 15th, 4-8pm

Suara Welitoff

Things like time, video/photography/installation

Suara Welitoff creates "mechanical watercolors" in her mesmerizing videos. Looping simple actions from mostly found footage, Welitoff modifies their color into her now-signature monochromatic palettes. Through editing, Welitoff adapts and reclaims historic and digital images as her own translations of artistic vision.

Suara Welitoff's work is included the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Worcester Art Museum; Deutsche Bank, New York; List Visual Arts Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, among others and has been exhibited in the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; NGBK, Berlin; Participant Inc. and Threadwaxing Space, New York; Western Bridge, Seattle; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; and CCC Strozzina, Florence. Suara Welitoff lives and works in Cambridge, MA and shows with Barbara Krakow Gallery, Boston and Galerie Anita Beckers, Frankfurt. Website

Richard Dorff

Translucencies, sculpture/installation

Richard Dorff is primarily interested in the space that his work occupies and how that space and the objects themselves interact. By making these connections, primarily through placement and lighting he has transformed the historic home of high-line fisherman Capt. Frank Gaspa into a space that one might have not have intuited it could become. Using a variety of mediums, he has created an environment of works with their own inner space that extends beyond their physical dimensions. His exploration of space and objects, light and perception transports the viewer into a world of his own making.

Referring back to childhood experiences often spent alone in his room, where the main activity was to recreate the space around him physically and to create new imaginary spaces within his mind, Dorff continues to investigate and metaphorically stretch the confines of a given dimension.

Richard Dorff also shows at Atlantic Works in Boston.

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