Go see this show; it’s tightly curated with some great artists.

Laura Fischer, no. 5, 2013, concrete and thread, 7″ x 8″ x 7 // Source: LFischerStudio.com

Lots of work across different media are included. Personally, I think fauna realism has its day, but I loved:

The poetics of Sandra Osborne’s two works: a series of monogrammed spoons spelling out “the sea” and a mound of shells.

Aaron Hughes’ Tea Project is not a woo-woo social dialogue; rooted in experiences in Iraq and Guantanamo Bay it is urgent and grave.

Rob Carter’s stop-motion photographic animations—always a pleasure.

Laura Fischer’s inventive, tiny weavings on rocks and concrete. I loved looking at the disparate materials, sensibilities, and scales.

Reconnaissance
Curated by Brian Karl
Headlands Center for the Arts
Sausalito, CA