Works by
Jane Dennis and Harry Littell.

Dennis & Littell

Our August 2020 exhibition featured new work by multi-media artist Jane Dennis and photographer Harry Littell. Dennis’s sculptures and paintings explore her concerns about people, politics, and the environment. Littell’s photographs look at the beauty and sadness of upstate New York through the lens of the built environment. The show ran from August 6–30.

Jane Dennis

Jane Dennis • <em>Circuit City Obscuring the Natural World 2</em> • NFS — *Circuit City Obscuring the Natural World 2*

Jane Dennis • <em>Circuit City Obscuring the Natural World 3</em> • NFS — *Circuit City Obscuring the Natural World 3*

Jane Dennis • <em>Distraction</em> • NFS — *Distraction*

Jane Dennis • <em>Distraction (detail)</em> • NFS — *Distraction (detail)*

Jane Dennis • <em>Self Portrait with Synesthesia</em> • NFS — *Self Portrait with Synesthesia*

Jane Dennis • <em>Self Portrait with Synesthesia (back)</em> • NFS — *Self Portrait with Synesthesia (back)*

Jane Dennis • <em>Juggling Ideas Outside the Box</em> • NFS — *Juggling Ideas Outside the Box*

Jane Dennis • <em>Thinking Inside the Box</em> • NFS — *Thinking Inside the Box*

Jane Dennis • <em>Situation: Not as Bad as It Seems</em> • NFS — *Situation: Not as Bad as It Seems*

Jane Dennis • <em>House Work</em> • NFS — *House Work*

Jane Dennis • <em>Hauling Writer’s Block to the Dump</em> • NFS — *Hauling Writer’s Block to the Dump*

Harry Littell

Looking at the photographs now, in light of the 2020 pandemic, it appears that I was in a social distancing mindset well before Covid-19 arrived. There are solitary figures in many photos. There is also a contrast between places bustling with new construction and economic activity, and places that are suffering and struggling to hold on.

Admission to the gallery is free and open to the public.

120 W. State St./Martin Luther King Jr St.
Ithaca, New York
(607) 277–1626

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Noon–5pm.

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Made possible in part with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants program from the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the office of the Governor and NYS Legislature, and from Tompkins County; administered by the Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County..