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Goslee, Adams, Putney, Sesow and McDonnell at PASS

Oct 3, 2008

Pat Goslee's

John Adams's

PASS, the gallery in the alley behind S St. not far from Dupont Circle, is the very personal project of Richard Siegman. His fall group show includes five artists who have little in common beyond the fact that Richard likes their work and, truth be told, that's as good an organizing principle for a group show as most. The only artist new to me in the bunch is Kathryn McDonnell, whose thick gummy acrylics made me ache to touch them (but I refrained, well-trained little toad that I am).

Lynn Putney's

I love Pat Goslee's ethereal new acrylics, both light as air and packed with information and Lynn Putney's small scale pieces that are, as usual, enigmatic and fascinating. John Adams' subtle black, white and gray pieces are visual meditation and Matt Sesow's in-your-face brut portraits dare you to look at them.

The gallery is open Tuesday and Saturday afternoons and it's more than worth putting on your schedule to see new work from some of this town's most consistent performers.

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