Events

                     Skull: Duality of Perceptive Imagination
                     (The Mind) vs. Scientific Rationality (The Brain)

Exhibit on display from April 25, 2017 - June 23, 2017

Time: 5:00PM - 7:00PM
Location:  Gallery 1832

Hilary Tait Norod grew up on the South Shore of Boston, surrounded by a creative family, exceeding generations of artists. She graduated Skidmore College with a BS in Studio Art, in 2009 and was the recipient of the Jesse Soloman Award. Current representation includes Webster Company in Boston and Gallery ZG04 in Los Angeles. Tait has shown at Gallery 315 in New York, The Distillery Gallery in Boston, and The Warwick Museum in Rhode Island. Most recently she was awarded the Presidential Scholarship for Lesley University where she will be receiving her Master’s in Fine Art 2018.

“My work forges a visual language filled with iconic, recognizable imagery, such as the bed and other interior settings, matched with forced perspective and a bold color palette. Psychology is a driving force for my work. This series explores the discovery of self and identity of how we form our closest relationships in life. Finding myself aware of my authentic feelings becomes an inner dialogue in my home. The combination of these objects with an exterior ambiguity and a forced perspective initiates a thoughtful examination of the interior spaces of the mind."