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In “The Changing Landscape,” San Francisco painters Anthony Holdsworth and Beryl Landau take a look at the same cityscape with drastically different approaches. Luna Rienne Gallery says it’s the first dual show from the pair featuring San Francisco landscapes. Each tell the story of a city constantly changing and growing. The show runs through May 28 at the gallery.
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“Their styles present an interesting contrast in approach to a similar subject matter: the constantly evolving San Francisco skyline and neighborhoods,” a statement says. “While Holdsworth paints plein air, Landau works from photographs that she has taken. Holdsworth uses oil while Landau prefers acrylic. And Holdsworth attempts to capture the vibe of a particular place — Landau evokes a feeling about it.”
See more works from the show below.
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Peter Saul
Amy Bennett's engrossing paintings, with figures and objects rendered in a miniature scale, present scenes from the everyday from unexpected vantage points. These perspectives are aided by the artist first building "miniscule three-dimensional models" from wood, plastic, and other materials before she begins painting, says Miles McEnery Gallery. Her new show at the New York City gallery begins this week and runs through Aug. 16.