Professor Harold Reddicliffe
From the November 28, 2010, Boston Globe review by Sebastian Smee:
Cameras, Clocks, and Microscopes in Uncanny Detail
“Harold Reddicliffe is a fascinating artist, and certainly one of the most accomplished I’ve come across in these parts…There’s…an emotional dynamic at work: a comic ebullience beneath the poker-face, an enlivening, adult tension between scientific fastidiousness and a sensual attention to surfaces, between cold precision and warm exuberance. You see it in the work of Spain’s Antonio López García and in Britain’s Euan Uglow. And you certainly see it in Boston’s Harold Reddicliffe — a very underrated artist.”
Professor Reddicliffe will host a gallery talk on Friday, December 3, at noon. Free and open to the public. Show is up until January 16, 2011.
Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Art Gallery, 855 Commonwealth Avenue
Gallery Hours: Tue-Fri 10-5; Sat, Sun 1-5.
