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Dianne Lam: "I Am Not a Cohesive Body of Work: Life at 75" (top)
This new body of work, according to Lam, represents a quest, without a map, for unknown territory. "At a time of life when most of my friends are putting things in order," says Lam. "I have a perverse desire for disorder and risk-taking." In "Life at 75," she has thrown her Puritanical caution to one side, and instead follows wherever the paint takes her. "It has been frightening and exhilarating, as well as very enlightening."
Jemison Faust: "Renovation Phase II" (bottom)
Faust is drawn to objects whose time has almost expired: they have been
demolished, discarded, or simply worn thin by age. Working from photos of
ruins and excavations, she looks for exposed pipes, lath, and half-plastered
walls, even the scaffolding around them that hides as well as defines. "As
I work," says Faust, "I have the impression that I am rebuilding
from the ground up—using all the once-disparate
elements to make a new whole.