Anya Tish Gallery presents "The Other Side of the Forest," an exhibition featuring three-dimensional monoprints, concrete works, and a large-scale installation by Israeli-born, Houston-based artist Orna Feinstein. "The Other Side of the Forest: marks Feinstein’s seventh solo exhibition with the gallery.
As an internationally recognized printmaker Feinstein is fascinated with nature’s inherent abstractions. Her work gracefully visualizes the geometric complexities of nature on both the micro and macro scale, while expanding the classic two-dimensional format of monoprinting into the realm of sculpture and installation.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until April 27.
Anya Tish Gallery presents "The Other Side of the Forest," an exhibition featuring three-dimensional monoprints, concrete works, and a large-scale installation by Israeli-born, Houston-based artist Orna Feinstein. "The Other Side of the Forest: marks Feinstein’s seventh solo exhibition with the gallery.
As an internationally recognized printmaker Feinstein is fascinated with nature’s inherent abstractions. Her work gracefully visualizes the geometric complexities of nature on both the micro and macro scale, while expanding the classic two-dimensional format of monoprinting into the realm of sculpture and installation.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until April 27.
Anya Tish Gallery presents "The Other Side of the Forest," an exhibition featuring three-dimensional monoprints, concrete works, and a large-scale installation by Israeli-born, Houston-based artist Orna Feinstein. "The Other Side of the Forest: marks Feinstein’s seventh solo exhibition with the gallery.
As an internationally recognized printmaker Feinstein is fascinated with nature’s inherent abstractions. Her work gracefully visualizes the geometric complexities of nature on both the micro and macro scale, while expanding the classic two-dimensional format of monoprinting into the realm of sculpture and installation.
Following the opening reception, the exhibit will be on display until April 27.