Pj Kelly ~ 'Frontier' : Review by Debora Alanna
PJ KELLY
Frontier
5 -19 March 2015
@Polychrome Fine Arts
Interview with PJ Kelly by Efren Quiroz [Exhibit-v]: web link
conversation excerpts between Pj Kelly & Debora Alanna
Pj Kelly: Focus? It is poetry. That is how I have been thinking of this.
Rhythmic and systematic structuring emphasises consciousness through intonations of layer placement, colour choices and somewhat edgy, jaunty juxtapositions. Frontier is a collection of terse verses, quick-witted visual poems. Frontier is, by definition and presentation, beyond the commonplace. Kelly describes states of being. Posted: Mar 13, 2015 Originally Published: Mar 13, 2015
Frontier
5 -19 March 2015
@Polychrome Fine Arts
Interview with PJ Kelly by Efren Quiroz [Exhibit-v]: web link
conversation excerpts between Pj Kelly & Debora Alanna
Pj Kelly: Focus? It is poetry. That is how I have been thinking of this.
Rhythmic and systematic structuring emphasises consciousness through intonations of layer placement, colour choices and somewhat edgy, jaunty juxtapositions. Frontier is a collection of terse verses, quick-witted visual poems. Frontier is, by definition and presentation, beyond the commonplace. Kelly describes states of being. Posted: Mar 13, 2015 Originally Published: Mar 13, 2015
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