The works of Agnes Burris, Andrew Plank, and KaveriRaina would be on display starting on March 2 at the Roy G Biv Gallery, Short North, Columbus.

The paintings of Agnes Burris have awesome dimension of container shop that wobble the imagination and all manner of of flying things which inhabit the sky. “These incomprehensible physical objects, these totems of technology and industry, people my paintings. They serve to reference contemporary issues of war, conflict, and consumption as well as being “individuals” in their own right,” Burris said in her statement.

Meanwhile, the works of Andrew Plank covers both painting and mixed media.  “Artworks today are engaged in an unprecedented flow of repositioning and critique, more or less at the hands of an ambivalent and autocratic system in which enjoyment becomes the sole virtue, not because knowledge has lost its value, but because…Here I also think I can make visible the gap between idea and form, a certain conception of the materialist history of art objects, a gap only bridgeable by a theatre of regression. Artworks made solely for the enjoyment of the artist..,” Plank shares in his statement.”

Prepare to be awed by the works of KaveriRaina, who has lived in New Delhi and the US. “The subject matter of my paintings deal with the compression of time, the separation of the East and West, and the synthesis of the two cultures when they come together to create a contemporary fusion,” the artist says.

The opening reception would be on March 2 from 7PM to 10PM. The exhibition will run until March 30, on the end of the exhibition, the artists are expected to give a series of talks at 2:30PM.  Admission is free and is open to the public.