Please note that the 2nd floor of the Hamilton Building will be closed to the public on Thursday, April 9, and Friday, April 10, for a private event. The Bodies and Soul exhibition will remain open.
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With a compositional geometry reminiscent of works by Richard Diebenkorn, Woody Gwyn's painting "Potero" confines its view to the essentials of its subject: a mown pasture, a foreground waterway, a distant treeline defining the border of the pasture, and a more distant wooded hillside. The "natural" in this case is no longer seen in a broad, panoramic sweep of atavistic outcrops but in the building blocks - the grasses, trees, reflections on water - that are made to follow a regularity of man's overlay.