A solo show of new drawings and sculptures by Russ White.

Showing: March 4 - 19
Reception: March 4, 6-10pm
Artist Talk: March 11, 4pm
Closing Reception: March 19, 12-5pm
All other times by appointment: info@truckstop.gallery

Russ White's new body of work uses orange and white traffic
barricades as a kind of mixed metaphor for our current national mood. In
day-to-day life, these traffic cones and "Road Closed" signs stand in
our way; they slow us down, they reroute our commute, they inconvenience
us. But from another perspective, they are beneficial. They are signs
of roads being fixed, of bridges being built, of infrastructure being
strengthened. Of progress.

The show will feature large scale colored pencil drawings,
sculptures, and flags. It takes its name from the military acronym
SNAFU.

A percentage of sales at the show will be donated to Planned
Parenthood and the Southern Poverty Law Center. The gallery will be
collecting donations for these organizations at the opening reception as
well.

For more information, visit the event website here.