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Produced in New York City during the COVID-19 crisis, Chris Bogia’s new drawings are a sharp departure from the dynamic daytime palates of his recent works. These watercolors on paper present themselves as nocturnal: dark and geometric, they are a pictorial means of processing day to day life during the ongoing pandemic. The subjects of these works range from the artist’s hours of escapism spent playing video games, to political anxieties, the sounds of the city, and a longing for this “limbo-life” to end.

Oona Brangam-Snell’s jacquard tapestries are portals – spatial yet remote, comparable …