John Fanning, co-owner of ellO Gallery, hangs a piece called "Long Ride Off a Short Pier," by Matt Serven, in his shop. He and John Winters are seeking out the unusual to display.
(Lisa Poole for the Boston Globe)
Only lighthouses on fire need apply
Gallery features the avant-garde
John Fanning, co-owner of ellO Gallery, hangs a piece called "Long Ride Off a Short Pier," by Matt Serven, in his shop. He and John Winters are seeking out the unusual to display.
(Lisa Poole for the Boston Globe)
PORTSMOUTH - An image of a motorcycle hurtles across the bow of a 19th-century steamship in a framed assemblage. A vintage reel-to-reel tape recorder plays electronic music choreographed to a video display. A phalanx of black unicorns marches across the floor beneath an altar-like assemblage lit by electric Christmas candles. Edgy art has found a new home in the Port ... (Full article: 792 words)
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