Kim Dorland, Ghosts of You and Me
In her third solo exhibition at the Mike Weiss Gallery, Toronto-based artist Kim Dorland transformed her canvases into vivid, 3-D renderings of dreamlike scenes and psychic glows. Taking its name from a Leonard Cohen lyric,
Ghosts of You and Me featured pieces that marry the starkness of black with hyper-saturated fluorescent hues, leaving viewers with an eerie impression of something supernatural.
By exploring the darker realms of the mind à la artists such as Francis Bacon and Eugène Leroy, Dorland takes her oil paintings to a hauntingly evocative level—let's just say you didn't want to sleep in the dark after viewing.
When: May 2- June 8
Where:
Mike Weiss Gallery, 520 West 24th Street
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