Rosalux Gallery is proud to announce it’s newest exhibition, Feral Fables: O Pioneer & Family Fremds, featuring new work from artists Areca Roe and Terrence Payne. Feral Fables looks at the careless consequences of political and natural disasters, which echo loudly with each new inevitable iteration. Roe’s O Pioneer hearkens back to the style of photographs of the Western landscape from the late 1800s documenting a new world of disasters and possibilities and reinterprets these notions through a modern lens. Paynes’s Family Fremds takes a hard look at how misrepresentations of faith have been used to tear apart traditional bonds of trust and fellowship over and again throughout history. Rosalux will host a special artists reception on Saturday, October 7th from 7-1- PM.
Roslaux Gallery is located at 1400 Van Buren Street NE, Suite 195. Gallery hours are Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 4 PM. Admission is always free and open to the public. For high res image samples or further information on this exhibition please contact the artists directly at terrencepayneart@gmail.com , arecaroe@umn.edu
Rosalux Gallery is proud to announce it’s newest exhibition, Feral Fables: O Pioneer & Family Fremds, featuring new work from artists Areca Roe and Terrence Payne. Feral Fables looks at the careless consequences of political and natural disasters, which echo loudly with each new inevitable iteration.
Family Fremds: Feral Fables From Terrence Payne
Terrence Payne’s new body of work, Family Fremds, regards the
hysteria of a community whose steady contentment has been riotously
overturned by an upheaval of their faith. Terrence uses the bruising
physicality and aggravated playfulness of his large-scale oil pastel
drawings to document the struggle between rational thought and
irrational fears born of blindness as they swing to and fro on the
pendulum of uncertainty. He creates vibrant archetypical portraits
using animals, costumed figures, and narratives to probe the value of
faith and fellowship while maintaining a critical eye on those who would
use a community’s convictions against them. The humorous and
empathetic allegories resulting from Payne’s creations may leave more
questions than answers to his initial query, but will surely offer
entertaining comforts for his audience nonetheless.
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| You Didn't Cost Me Anything, So Why Should I Care? oil pastel on paper, 36" x 36" |
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| Your Lies Melt On My Tongue Like Sugar oil pastel on paper, 36" x 36" |
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| I'd Fight For You If You'd Stop Fighting Me oil pastel on paper, 36" x 36" |
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| Victory Will Taste Better Than You oil pastel on paper, 36" x 36" |
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| I"ll Be Your Higher Power Until You Need Me Most, oil pastel on paper, 48" x 52" |
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| My Star Will Always Guide You, oil pastel on paper, 42" x 42" |
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| I'll Always Be Around If You Ever Need A Fremd, oil pastel on paper, 48" x 52" |
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| My Soul Has Fleas, oil pastel on paper, 46" x 54" |
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| Witches And Heroes Burn Just The Same, oil pastel on paper, 56" x 48" |
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| Sometimes It's Just The Same Asshole In A Different Outfit, oil pastel on paper, 48" x 56" |
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| The Stories May Be Different, But They All End The Same, oil pastel on paper, 48" x 54" |
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| I Promise To Lie To You Forever, oil pastel on paper, 42" x 42" |
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| Subliminal Message, oil pastel on paper, 48" x 48" |
O Pioneer: Feral Fables From Areca Roe
Forest
Lagoon
Coal Mine
Coal Mine
Passenger Pigeons
Canyon
Water Stations
Yellowstone
Savanna
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