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The Electric Slide is an essential entry into the American line dance canon. You bop, tap, turn and hit reverse in tandem with friends and family, improvising when you’re feeling it. This show exudes that same exuberance of individual moves conducted by a collectively felt rhythm.
Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, Uli Okujeni, and Zak Prekop each employ articulate, conspicuous lines in their paintings - that’s the rhythm - finessing them so that they can both couple with and delineate the technicolors with which they reside. The lines are so wily, and the colors, so sincere; these are three meticulous artists who want to thrill and be thrilled in return.
Tunji’s work is steady and sensuous. A bodacious line describes a leaf, then goes on to compose a sleek and slender being. After that, it might slim until it vanishes into the bright color it was once atop. There is a sureness of trajectory here - less Newtonian physics than the parabolic curves that emerge because his body is so close to his hand -…
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The Electric Slide is an essential entry into the American line dance canon. You bop, tap, turn and hit reverse in tandem with friends and family, improvising when you’re feeling it. This show exudes that same exuberance of individual moves conducted by a collectively felt rhythm.
Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, Uli Okujeni, and Zak Prekop each employ articulate, conspicuous lines in their paintings - that’s the rhythm - finessing them so that they can both couple with and delineate the technicolors with which they reside. The lines are so wily, and the colors, so sincere; these are three meticulous artists who want to thrill and be thrilled in return.
Tunji’s work is steady and sensuous. A bodacious line describes a leaf, then goes on to compose a sleek and slender being. After that, it might slim until it vanishes into the bright color it was once atop. There is a sureness of trajectory here - less Newtonian physics than the parabolic curves that emerge because his body is so close to his hand -…
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