Against the clearest of skies the color of a late beach afternoon, on green lawns, the black dogs stand. Sometimes they have human company. Sometimes they're running free.
Rendered in silhouette, they could be dogs of any time - your childhood dog, the dog you don't have yet, the walk you took last Thursday. Marjorie Weiss's dogs are both that removed and that immediate in their absence of limiting detail.
She's also lately created a series of yellow dog pieces with more detail, but the same openness to interpretation. Why not go to her site and see this fresh and well-executed work?
About Me
- curator
- Washington, United States
- loves: you win if you guessed "pets" and "museums". Also books, art history, travel, British punk, Korean kimchi, bindis, martinis, and other things TBD. I will always make it very clear if a post is sponsored in any way. Drop me a line at thepetmuseum AT gmail.com !
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