First Friday 2/6

The gallery that really stood out to me was the Ghost Print Gallery. It was the only one I could stand being in for any period of time longer than 5 minutes, the main reason for this was the art. Guest curator Brian Hubble had some amazingly detailed graphite works that he made on antique paper. They were a very interesting fusion of classic (medium) with modern (subject matter). Though I wouldn't call them groundbreaking by any means, they were still quite interesting and breath taking. The rest of FF wasn't really as interesting as that gallery, at least that month.

Alix Pearlstein

I found Ms. Pearlstien's work to be quite interesting, though not something I would actively seek out. I have an appreciation for performance art pieces but they are not really something that I'd surround myself with, more over, it's a nice change of pace from the constantly motionless work I see online or in galleries. In that sense, I can appreciate where such works help the viewers maintain that life and art are not stagnant but a force that continues to move and evolve.