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Gallery Review: Light, Dissolving

Artist Cherith Lundin’s new gallery, “The Garden, The Wall, The Light,” invites viewers to obscure their conceptions of light and space.

American poet Donald Justice’s three-stanza poem, "There Is A Gold Light In Certain Old Paintings" begins with the lines: “There is a gold light in certain old paintings, / That represents a diffusion of sunlight. / It is like happiness, when we are happy.” 
This light falls on everything equally. It is the greatest happiness when we are happy, but it falls on everything, regardless of the emotion.

Photo of Lundin's exhibit by Kristen Baurain.

“The Garden, The Wall, The Light,” on display...

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Gabriel Holton

Gabriel is a senior studying English Writing and Biblical and Theological Studies. He is from Bradenton, Florida and enjoys coffee and essays. He also had a "Brothers Karamazov" themed house party one time.

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