The critique of a moral value system is at the basis of Erewhon. With conceptual imagery and physical installation, the Wilsons transformed Blaffer's large gallery into chambers where moving images were projected and reflected in kaleidoscope sequences. Stagy tableaux of young women in retro gymnastic dress appear alongside, above, and below haunting tracks of what first appears to be an abandoned hospital. Who are these women? Where is this place? Coupling past and present in their hybrid filmic and sculptural structures, the Wilsons have created in Erewhon a work that is full of uneasy foreboding, powerful physicality, and lush beauty.

Jane and Louise Wilson: Erewhon

Terrie Sultan

Blaffer Gallery at the Univers

<p>Working in the gap between representation and abstraction, Amy Sillman's canvases openly and proudly invoke myriad forms of painting, ranging from historic to contemporary, western to eastern, and high to low art, only to freely and confidently blend them into a painterly language that is decidedly contemporary and personal. With a deep regard for, and intellectual engagement with, the very act applying paint to canvas, Sillman's work combines a seductive use of color with an almost palpable physicality.</p>

Amy Sillman: Suitors & Strangers

Claudia Schmuckli

David Lichtenstein

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Jane and Louise Wilson: Erewhon

Amy Sillman: Suitors & Strangers