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The artists make the ephemeral doubly permanent, fixing smoke in place both as a medium and as a subject in a series of works that apply the formality of painting to an aestheticized vision of destructive force.

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Posted: Thu, May. 24, 2012, 12:00 AM

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"Civil Dusk" and "All Together Now" at the Galleries at Moore

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