Art professor Lucy Puls
has work in several exhibitions that recently or will soon open
from San Francisco to Cologne.
“Fundamental,” is a seven-artist exhibition designed around the
atmosphere and spatial effect of the thick-walled windowless
rooms of Kulturbunker
Cologne-Mülheim in Cologne, Germany. The rooms provided a
refuge for thousands of citizens during World War II bombing.
Through Oct. 29.
Also in Cologne, Puls is showing in “portfolio vol 2” Nov. 25 –
Jan. 7 at Schmidt
und Schutte. The exhibition “Pulling Threads” at
Root Division in San Francisco explores the lasting influence
of the feminist movement on the next generation of female artists
through their exploration of craft, domestic space, motherhood
and the body. It runs Nov. 9 – 30 with an opening reception Nov.
12 from 7 – 10. The gallery is at 1131 Mission St.
“Liminal Lyrics,” shows work with “a quality of ambiguity and
disorientation … in which boundaries of the physical body are
broken up, a static image of the figure is lost and a new frame
of reference left undefined.” It runs through Nov. 20, at
Kunstraum in Brooklyn,
New York.
