AJC: Death and decay lovingly rendered define the poetry of Zachari Logan’s art
Death and decay lovingly rendered define the poetry of Zachari Logan’s art
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On Friday, the Wolfgang Gallery will host an opening reception for The Blooming Skin, a solo exhibit of works by Canadian artist Zachari Logan. The drawings and paintings express exuberance, resilience and queer re-wilding. References to art history, literature and personal experience exist alongside meditations on historical figures as diverse as Goethe, Joan of Arc and Austrian painter Oskar Kokoschka. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
From Budding to Decay
From Budding to Decay: A major solo exhibition by Canadian artist Zachari Logan explores death, transition and rebirth through the lens of flowers. On view now at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts.
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And, while we’re on the subject, there are plenty of galleries to visit in town: Sandler Hudson, whitespace, Marcia Wood Gallery, September Gray Fine Art, Day & Night Projects, Kai Lin Art, Jackson Fine Art, Hi-Lo Press & Gallery, Wolfgang Gallery, and ZuCot Gallery. Want to know the who, what, when, where, why of the Atlanta art scene (as well as around the South)? Burnaway Magazine is your one-stop shop.
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