Jake Constantine’s solo exhibition A Comma in the Sky has been extended to run through April 25 at Creative Gallery in Over-the-Rhine. Stringing together sci-fi sensibilities, dialogues about technological advancement and the angst and nostalgia often associated with “progress,” Constantine portrays the mundane alongside the fantastic. He’s found about half a dozen different ways to use painting techniques so that UFOs seem almost like pale inscriptions on blackboards. Obsolescence comes up several times, as the videocassette is the subject of at least one painting and a couple of odd little sculptures. Creative Gallery always participates in Final Fridays from 6-10 p.m. the last Friday of the month. Find gallery details, request an appointment and find nearby bars and restaurants here.
Art: A Comma in the Sky at Creative Gallery
Jake Constantine’s solo exhibition A Comma in the Sky has been extended to run through April 25 at Creative Gallery in Over-the-Rhine. Stringing together sci-fi sensibilities, dialogues about technological advancement and the angst and nostalgia often as
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