Harriet Shorr & Judith S. Miller: Reflecting One Another?

December 2, 2007

Cheryl Pelavin in Tribeca seems to have a thing for reflective art…I saw this image from the gallery’s recent show by Judith S. Miller (left) and was reminded of the Harriet Shorr show at the same gallery back in 2005 (right)…coincidence?

Btw, I also found this recent video/flash work by Shorr entitled “Cythera” (2005) which is both spooky and surreal…like Victorian film noir.

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