Victoria Morton’s “Salome’’ (above) and “You Hit It and It Takes You There’’ (below) at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
(DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF)
Art Review
Abstracts for the opening
Gardner Museum showcases one of its own in first show mounted in new gallery
Victoria Morton’s “Salome’’ (above) and “You Hit It and It Takes You There’’ (below) at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
(DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF)
The Victoria Morton show in the main temporary exhibition gallery in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s new wing combines abstract painting with sculptural assemblages. It’s not the most auspicious beginning to the museum’s renewed contemporary art program, but it has some merits. The show comprises six large paintings, three smaller ones, and a handful of sculptures made from found objects.
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