Lisa Stefanelli's The High Road and René Treviño's Centrifuge runs from February 7 to March 22, 2014 at Pentimenti Gallery (145 North Second St., Philadelphia). There will be a reception from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, February 7.
Stefanelli's show includes paintings, photos and installation work. This is the artist's first with Pentimenti. Her paintings come from a process using automotive paint and enamel (and you thought fingerpaint was messy). She also works in photography--she manipulates what he sees outside her window.
Treviño's Centrifuge deas with celestial bodies and astrology. The forms here are mandala-like. The work (often istaken for prints) is actually hand painted acrylic on mylar. The meticulousness is astounding.
Stefanelli's show includes paintings, photos and installation work. This is the artist's first with Pentimenti. Her paintings come from a process using automotive paint and enamel (and you thought fingerpaint was messy). She also works in photography--she manipulates what he sees outside her window.
Treviño's Centrifuge deas with celestial bodies and astrology. The forms here are mandala-like. The work (often istaken for prints) is actually hand painted acrylic on mylar. The meticulousness is astounding.
Tenago by René Treviño
Rainbow Dash by Lisa Stefanelli
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