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Delightfully deceptive versions of common objects carved from wood and painted
Lora Reynolds Gallery
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Ambe’s precise blade, cutting the flesh of books, makes them less and more than they were
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Repetition isn’t always good or funny, but in this show, it can change your point of view
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Tom Molloy’s drawings are delicate but have the power to give you nightmares
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The first exhibition in Lora Reynolds’ new gallery tricks the eye in delightful ways
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Torok’s contrasting images of realism and cartoon abstraction show us both his life and his constructed idealized self
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Tom Molloy’s exhibition at Lora Reynolds Gallery may be critical of current U.S. leadership, but it also wisely opens queries instead of plugging in answers
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The Oliver Boberg retrospective at Lora Reynolds Gallery is a must-see, but telling you why might spoil the surprise
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The Texas Moratorium Network’s juried exhibition Justice for All? Artists Reflect on the Death Penalty is a must for anyone with feelings about capital punishment