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APPOSITIONS: STILL / BIRTH / SHIT : LORNA WILLIAMS

On View: May 18 — June 29, 2013
Reception: May 18, 2013   6-8pm

DODGEgallery is pleased to present appositions: still / birth / shit, Lorna Williams’ second solo exhibition with the gallery.

Williams will be giving an artist talk at the gallery on Saturday, June 22nd at 4pm with Rich Blint.

Williams’ anthropomorphic sculptures are meticulous amalgams of unlikely and often provocative material juxtapositions. In appositions: still / birth / shit, Williams continues to use the body as her primary subject while focusing on the specific and essential processes of birthing and digesting. Plastic teeth, locked hair, root systems, pipes, stones, thorns and snakeskin, are some of the artist’s materials, assembled to form the ...  READ MORE