Rebecca Shore All In One

March 23 - May 5, 2012

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Rebecca Shore

08

2010

oil on canvas on panel

16 x 20 inches

Rebecca Shore

07

2010

oil on canvas on panel

11 x 14 inches

Rebecca Shore


09
2011
distemper on panel
12” x 12 inches

Rebecca Shore

03
2011
distemper on panel
11 x 14 inches

Rebecca Shore

10
2010
oil on canvas
30 x 45 inches

Rebecca Shore

11
2010
oil on canvas on panel
11 x 14 inches

Rebecca Shore

11
2011
distemper on panel
11 x 14 inches

Rebecca Shore

02
2011
oil on canvas
30 x 45 inches

Rebecca Shore

12-G
2010
gouache on paper
7 x 8 inches

Rebecca Shore

01-G
2011
gouache on paper
16 x 18 inches

Rebecca Shore

08
2011
distemper on panel
14 x 16 inches

Rebecca Shore

12
2011
distemper on panel
24 x 24 inches

Rebecca Shore

13
2011
distemper on panel
25 x 31 inches

Rebecca Shore

14
2011
distemper on panel
11 x 14 inches

Rebecca Shore

17
2011
distemper on panel
16 x 18 inches

Rebecca Shore

19
2011
oil on canvas
18 x 20 inches

Rebecca Shore

20
2011
distemper on panel
18 x 16 inches

Rebecca Shore

21
2011
oil on canvas
30 x 42 inches

Rebecca Shore

22
2011
oil on linen
40 x 46 inches

Press Release

For her second solo show at Corbett vs. Dempsey, Rebecca Shore has created an exciting new body of work that continues her exploration of the malleability of forms.

In paintings executed in oil and gouache, as well as distemper (a liquid paint using rabbit skin glue as a binding agent), she assembles and arranges specific images into small collections, each object an image drawn from Shore’s huge trove of working materials. Some of these silhouetted images are immediately recognizable – a bonnet, hair, a deer, a sofa – while others are opaque and abstract, their point of origin rendered mysterious and allusive. The play of connotations between these collected images, fastidiously painted on luminous, painterly backgrounds, invites the viewer to imagine relationships and parse identities. At once a master formalist and a semiotic wizard, Shore has pushed her practice to a brilliant and unfamiliar new place, a tremulous zone where objects and images are not always what they seem.

All In One is held in conjunction with Eight Modern Gallery, Santa Fe, who are mounting a concurrent exhibition of her work.

A 72 page comprehensive catalog

with images from both All In One exhibitions and a conversation between Shore and John Corbett is available.

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