“I Doubled My Sleep Shirts When We Met’’ (house paint and oils on vinyl), by Hilary Tait Norod, in her March 5-30 show, “If You’re a Chair, I’m a Chair,” in the Chandler Gallery at Maud Morgan Arts in Cambridge. The gallery says:
“The exhibition investigates the dichotomy of two individuals joining in marriage or domestic partnership and their shared spaces. Its explores the romantic tensions of a loving relationship with an autobiographical and feminist lens, utilizing a thinking-as-making process to navigate gender roles, and familial and societal expectations of partnership. The title represents two conversations I hope to foster in the work. Love = the desire and commitment to your forever person and the balance of gender equity in relationships today. ‘‘
