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GALLERIES

Artists sometimes leave their work untitled. But as a writer, I appreciate a well-chosen title that lends a new or additional layer of meaning. A title may allude to a well-known  work as Susan Brubaker Knapp does with "Hope Is the Thing." By referencing Emily Dickenson's poem, the viewer takes away greater meaning. Other titles ask the viewer to pause and consider a question or concern, while others are plays on words or just plain humorous.

 

Kathie R Kerler, guest curator 

www.kathiekerler.com

 

List of selected artists and works, linked to statement and/or detail image provided by the artist

A Question of Balance
Margaret Cusack

About Face
Jim Hay

Beauty School Flashback
Laurie Ceesay

Carbon Footprint
Beth Berman

Cooked
Jill Rumoshosky Werner

Fiddler on the Couch
Susan Schrott

Hope is the Thing
Susan Brubaker Knapp

Robo Sapien: Agent 5
Kathy Weaver

The Lone Jazz Rabbit heads home to New Orleans
Ellie Kreneck

Traffic Jam
Pam RuBert

Treatment?
Linda Gass

Two Hours at the Beach
Susan Lenz

Vertigo
Diane Nunez

Weight, Weight - Don't Tell Me!
Pat Kumicich

Wing Chairs
B. J. Adams

Woodland Tea
Eileen Doughty

GALLERIES

Art of the Title


JIM HAY
ABOUT FACE

EILEEN DOUGHTY
WOODLAND TEA
Photo by the artist

LINDA GASS
TREATMENT?
Photo by Don Tuttle

ELLIE KRENECK
THE LONE JAZZ RABBIT HEADS HOME TO NEW ORLEANS

PAT KUMICICH
WEIGHT, WEIGHT - DON'T TELL ME!

SUSAN LENZ
TWO HOURS AT THE BEACH

SUSAN BRUBAKER KNAPP
HOPE IS THE THING

B. J. ADAMS
WING CHAIRS

JILL RUMOSHOSKY WERNER
COOKED

DIANE NUNEZ
VERTIGO
Photo by Rion Núñez

BETH BERMAN
CARBON FOOTPRINT

BETH BERMAN
CARBON FOOTPRINT

SUSAN SCHROTT
FIDDLER ON THE COUCH

KATHY WEAVER
ROBO SAPIEN: AGENT 5

MARGARET CUSACK
A QUESTION OF BALANCE

PAM RUBERT
TRAFFIC JAM
 
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