“I called Weathersby early one morning recently to ask him to reflect on his work. Though he was already on a job, he kindly took some time to walk me through his transition from painting student to handyman-artist.”
- “Visual Arts Interview: Doug Weathersby — Making Art Out of Work” by Stace Brandt, published in The Arts Fuse, January 28, 2017.
Upon entry to Paperweight, the latest exhibition at VERY gallery in Boston’s South End, one perceives an absence: four works on paper occupy a modest amount of wall space along with a sculptural installation on the ground that does not exceed knee height…
Read More“The sculptures in VERY’s inaugural show, Sex Not Sex, inhabit the space in much the same way as the patrons at the opening: some sitting, some standing, others propped against the wall. In a gallery that feels more like a family room than a white cube, the work of Arthur Henderson does not simply provoke discussion but quietly joins the conversation.”
“Arthur Henderson: Sex Not Sex” - Published by Big Red & Shiny on August 2, 2016
Teapot by Arthur Henderson