Art: Translations at Covington Arts

The work of four artists who examine the nature of interpretation through the use of abstraction will be featured in Translations, an exhibition opening at Covington Arts Friday.

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The work of four artists who examine the nature of interpretation through the use of abstraction will be featured in Translations, an exhibition opening at Covington Arts Friday. Participating artists Tracy Featherstone, Edward Holland, Jeremy Lewis and George Schroeder create works that provide no definitive answers but instead allow viewers to develop their own narrative. Translations is curated by independent curator, artist and activist Saad Ghosn. 


Opening reception: 6-9 p.m. Friday. Through Dec. 26. 2 W. Pike St., Covington, Ky., covingtonarts.com.

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