David Bailin: In Situ
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Chiefly working in charcoal, Little Rock's David Bailin makes figurative drawings that reflect on solitude and the environment—the real world as opposed to our internet existence. The artist says, "Place, at the beginning of the 2020s, is ambiguous. Online, we inhabit places of symbols and memes, and, off-line, a world on fire, dangerous and desperate."
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