Sisters Caitlin Duennebier and Nicole Duennebier currently have a collaborative show at Simmons University’s Trustman Gallery. Caitlin Duennebier’s fantastical practice encompasses sculpture, drawing, and other media, while Nicole Duennebier, a painter last featured on HiFructose.com here, crafts work with the sensibilities of 17th-century still-life with unexpected subjects. “Love Superior, a Death Supreme” runs through March 18 at the space.
“Together, the Duennebier sisters intertwine their distinctive imagery, figures and narratives, combining their disparate styles to conjure fantastical wonderlands,” the gallery says. “Love Superior, a Death Supreme will feature both their collaborative and solo work.”
See more examples from the show below.
Combining oils, charcoal, and paper mounted on panel, Paul Cristina crafts riveting and disconcerting figurative portraits. Though he uses drawing as his foundational practice, the process of creating these works is one of both deconstruction and reconstruction. The above work is currently featured in a group show at Booth Gallery.
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