'Food Wine, and Thou'
In its savory new exhibition 'Food, Wine and Thou,' Studio2Gallery offers a feast of artwork whose succulent colors and scrumptious shapes aim to fill that empty space in your hungry heart
By Robert Faires, Fri., Jan. 16, 2004
As the poet said, everybody's got a hungry heart, and Studio2Gallery has cooked up a savory new exhibition that aims to fill that empty space and maybe your belly at the same time. "Food, Wine and Thou," opening this Saturday, Jan. 17, offers a feast of artwork that connects the staff of life and the fruit of the vine with us in succulent colors and scrumptious shapes, from plump pears painted by Leslie Bottorff to plump, pearlike figures sculpted by P.S. Glenn, from sun-drenched ripe papayas in Susan Kemner Reed's paintings to the sun-drenched, overripe colleen in this Lori Butler photograph. Paintings by Holly Berent and sculptures by Rabia Clark fill out the menu. Say, is that your tummy I hear a-rumbling? An artists reception will be held Saturday, Feb. 7, 6-9pm, at the gallery, 1700 S. Lamar #318. For more information, call 448-2622 or visit www.studio2gallery.com.
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