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Yasmina Dedijer-Small Feburary 5th – March 3, 2018 To encounter the newest painting by Yasmina Dedijer-Small is to be transported to the fragrances and sounds of the streets of Jodhpur. The movement of the population, the jostling, the maneuvering, at warp speed. The cacophony of colors, the swirls, the dark eyes, and that transcendent gossamer light, represented by the lightest overlay of points of white. This

“Three Lanterns and a Richard Nonas Postcard” January 4th – February 3rd Artist Statement The delicacy of a candlelit paper lantern hung from a spare branch or small tree. The clarity of a singular object or text pinned to an expansive white wall. These are visual sensations I particularly enjoy. Sculptors for whom I have utmost respect, in alphabetical order: Robert Grosvenor, Barry Le Va, Richard

Now – Jan 1 – 24 hours a day 7 days a week Goners are facing a certain demise. So the holidays have the important effect of suspending or delaying this impending reality. The excess consumption of these diversions feeds the machines of commerce and the overindulgence intoxicates. -Terry Hoff