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. . . the evidence of hidden miseries which had begun to require daylight . . .
—Fanny Howe, “Bewilderment”
These paintings are the result of a release of the interior to the common. Their origin antedates that of the artist by over forty years.
She writes:
For years, I painted inside my head. Immobilized by an energy I could not release with words. Simultaneously frantic and still, I watched and learned from everything around me. Asking, where can we find certainty, why does a place feel the way it does, what are we nostalgic for, and how can we be ourselves if there is no self to begin with? Troubled by these existentialist questions, I encountered the discipline of painting—the flat theater where what something is and not what it looks like is revealed. Both the study of paintings and the act itself became a site for my thinking.
These paintings’ potential is to create a space and time to contemplate these questions. As the uncertain and unstable opinion begins to take form, the surface…
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Press Release
. . . the evidence of hidden miseries which had begun to require daylight . . .
—Fanny Howe, “Bewilderment”
These paintings are the result of a release of the interior to the common. Their origin antedates that of the artist by over forty years.
She writes:
For years, I painted inside my head. Immobilized by an energy I could not release with words. Simultaneously frantic and still, I watched and learned from everything around me. Asking, where can we find certainty, why does a place feel the way it does, what are we nostalgic for, and how can we be ourselves if there is no self to begin with? Troubled by these existentialist questions, I encountered the discipline of painting—the flat theater where what something is and not what it looks like is revealed. Both the study of paintings and the act itself became a site for my thinking.
These paintings’ potential is to create a space and time to contemplate these questions. As the uncertain and unstable opinion begins to take form, the surface…







































































































































































