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| Sarah Cromarty's work deals with the displacement of traditional notions of painting and sculpture, figure/ground relationships, and the authentic and the copy. In The Books and Records Show she is playing with illusory space of two-dimensional objects (vintage architectural books, nature books, and album covers) by making them three-dimensional. Cromarty achieves this by removing, replacing, revealing, and adding elements to these objects - this playing with spatial relations concepts of depicted images enhances the overall understanding of the picture. This exhibition also furthers the artist's ongoing interest with the three-dimensional by incorporating an installation-based approach. Continue reading>> Reception: Saturday, January 20 from 6-9pm Image galleries
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