Sunday, October 16, 2011

"Places in Time" Exhibition at UMF

Places in Time

The selection of modern Japanese woodblock prints is excellent, and truly representative of the modern styles.


The choice of white walls is a good one. The prints are so vivid and colorful, any color scheme would clash with them. And the delineation of each piece is so bold that any pattern used on the walls would clash as well.


Both the woodblock prints and the modern drawings each need to be considered in their own right, not in contrast to the surrounding environment. It may have been tempting to echo the themes and treatments of both the prints and drawings, but that would only detract from the strong use of color and line present in both styles of art.

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