Monday, December 15, 2008
Denver Connects Review
Somehow I missed this review from November 18th on Denver Connects:
"In the back of the gallery, Nathan Abel’s Stills showcase all-to-real scenes of lonely office buildlings, a hushed house, and blank, white trucks lined up on a street. Beautifully rendered, the scenes evoke both a sense of familiarity and loneliness. Evoking the solitary sense of suburban and even urban landscapes, the paintings are haunting, comforting, and at the same time disquieting. Staring at them in the series, I was reminded of the great David Byrne film True Stories, as they both capture the ennui, dread, and strange beauty of the human landscape so perfectly."
The show was also reviewed this week in the Westword.
Labels:
Denver Connects,
Nathan Abels,
press,
review,
rule gallery,
Stills
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