“What makes this installation most intriguing is not just its compelling material nature, but how the artists create a surprising sense of double entendre by offering the best of artistic artifice and the allure of the horror movie. The pretense of domesticity is cunningly reinforced by the gallery’s living room area alongside the installation’s homey references.”
- “A Missing Apparition at VERY” by Candice Smith Corby, published in Big, Red & Shiny, January 23, 2018
Photo by Stewart Clements
“Here, each paint chip and stripped screw is purposeful. The boxes are composed from the scrap wood of a year of jobs, cut into quarters and then assembled into boxes. One such box contains a bundle of old electrical cords and two spaces away a hand drill sits in its own little trophy case. The boxes mirror and rhyme with each other, creating a visual measure and tempo.”
- “Through Fresh Eyes: Doug Weathersby’s A Year In Review” by Lilly Saywitz, published in Big, Red & Shiny, March 8, 2017
Photo by Stewart Clements