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Amy Petit, iPaper, 2020, etched copper, fiber optics, LEDs, 11″ x 9″ x 6″

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A sheet of copper is cut out to look like a sheet of paper torn from a spiral bound notebook. Etched into the copper is the alphabet, depicted as if it is a child's exercise in cursive handwriting.The sheet is bent and installed vertically on a white gallery wall. On the upper right of the sheet are a series of small holes that have white light emanating from them.

Amy Petit, iPaper, 2020, etched copper, fiber optics, LEDs, 11" x 9" x 6"

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An installation on a gallery wall and floor presents a cloth dAmerican flag that has come apart. On the wall are the parts of the flag that were the stripes – six stripes hanging vertically from the strip of white fabric with brass grommets on either end. on the floor are a jumble of red and blue thread that might have been the red stripes and blue field of the flag. Scattered on the blue are the embroidered white stars.

Theresa Redinger, Untitled, (flag), fabric and thread, 86″ x 46″ x 23″

Open sketchbooks lay beside each other in a vitrine. On the lower right an open book shows two pages of ink drawings of an imaginary armored vehicle, and a pencil drawing of a dog. Above that is a sketchbook page with a gridded set of scenes layed out comic book style, depicting figures and interiors. On the lower left is a large ink drawing of a figure surrounded by fantastical foliage, and above that a smaller drawing of the head of a character with worm like hair.

Nathaniel Marcel, Sketchbooks, printed books and journals, sketchbooks, ink, pencil, detail