The exhibition “In-Visible,” on display in Point Park University's Lawrence Hall, features works by nearly two dozen members of the National Association of Women Artists. The exhibit was juried by John Carson, head of Carnegie Mellon University School of Art,.. The show is full of abstract and semi-abstract works.
Surprisingly, the show has several excellent examples of abstraction in photography.
“Electromagnetics” by Leslie Ebert of Portland, Ore., is an example of her explorations with something she calls “macro digital photography,” which calls to mind the works of Mark Rothko and Claude Monet.
Of course, there are many more unique and compelling works on display in this exhibit, making it well worth a visit. Kurt Shaw is the Tribune-Review art critic. Reach him at [email protected].
