After working many years creating painted plaster wall-relief sculptures, Iris Goldstein has been experimenting to see whether she can create a sense of three-dimensional space using colored pencils on paper.   This exhibit features a collection of drawings meant to mimic and elaborate on some of her sculptural ideas.  Some of the drawings show a slice of nature abstracted and made mysterious.  Other drawings are studies in spatial relationships and positive and negative space. Goldstein is always interested in the mysterious.  She tries to find visual images that are suggestive and allusive.  Exhibition dates:     Oct 25 - Nov 18, 2017

Gallery hours:     Wed-Sat 12-6pm    Sunday 12-4pm