Judy Morris Lampert's recent series documents unique structures — both old, decomposing buildings rich in history and newer structures ripe with personality. The artist's attraction to these structures comes from their irresistible combinations of form, color and texture; what follows is a deeper connection, heavy with the nebulous sense of loneliness, isolation and the passage of time. The structures are, in fact, freestanding abstract sculptural forms and yet with her subtle and personal approach they read as portraits, offering up an intimacy rarely captured on film.
		Barbara Schreiber explores a world in disarray through intimate paintings and drawings that appear lighthearted at first glance, but often have unsettling undertones. This is her fourth exhibition and second solo exhibition at Barbara Archer Gallery.