Landscapes we screw up

Written By RWhitcomb-editor
Solastalgia, by Boston-based Rhonda Smith, at Kingston Gallery, Boston, Jan. 20-Feb. 28. She looks at beloved geographies permanently altered by humans. Constructed of clay, papier mache and wire, the work invites the viewer to a more intimate rela…

Solastalgia, by Boston-based Rhonda Smith, at Kingston Gallery, Boston, Jan. 20-Feb. 28. She looks at beloved geographies permanently altered by humans. Constructed of clay, papier mache and wire, the work invites the viewer to a more intimate relationship with our shared landscape.

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https://rhondasmithartist.com/home.html

kingstongallery.com

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