by Robert Brune
Tatana Kellner’s expressive works confront politics, memory, and social justice through distorted figures, satire, and layered symbolism. Echoing the psychological depth of William Kentridge, Marlene Dumas, Francis Bacon, Philip Guston, and the raw spontaneity of Ralph Steadman, her exhibition at Sketchbook Gallery was a compelling stop during Upstate Art Weekend.
This exhibition runs through the month of July until August 1st.
by Robert Brune
Tatana Kellner’s expressive works confront politics, memory, and social justice through distorted figures, satire, and layered symbolism. Echoing the psychological depth of William Kentridge, Marlene Dumas, Francis Bacon, Philip Guston, and the raw spontaneity of Ralph Steadman, her exhibition at Sketchbook Gallery was a compelling stop during Upstate Art Weekend.
This exhibition runs through the month of July until August 1st.