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Sweet and Dangerous: Works from Dana Oldfather and Anthony Bartholomew
Curated by Alex Tapié

Bartholomew is a print maker whose work focuses on the concept of fullness versus void, using various non-representational shapes and colors to illustrate the states of emptiness/fullness we encounter daily. He is a printmaking instructor at Kent State University and the shop manager at Zygote Press.
Oldfather is a nationally recognized self-taught painter whose abstract works mirror very tangible concepts of contrast; evolution and annihilation, battle and celebration, “the sweet and dangerous.” Oldfather’s work appears courtesy of Bonfoey Gallery.
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Dana Oldfather _
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Anthony Bartholomew
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