"HELD" | LESLIE FRY

Martine Chaisson Gallery

727 Camp St.

January 4 – March 7, 2020

MARTINE CHAISSON GALLERY

Leslie Fry "Held"

January First Saturday Gallery Openings

Photography by Marcela Correa

MARTINE CHAISSON GALLERY

Leslie Fry "Held"

January First Saturday Gallery Openings

Photography by Marcela Correa

MARTINE CHAISSON GALLERY

Leslie Fry "Held"

January First Saturday Gallery Openings

Pictured: Martine Chaisson (gallery owner), Leslie Fry (artist), Kristen Grant (gallery manager)

Photography by Marcela Correa

Deciding

LESLIE

FRY

Deciding

collage on monotype 

40h x 26w in

Lap

LESLIE 

FRY

Lap

ink on yupo paper

7h x 5w in

Man Tower

LESLIE 

FRY

Man Tower

acrylic and ink on paper

56h x 24w in

Panoply

LESLIE

FRY

Panoply

collage on monotype

40h x 26w in

The Reading

LESLIE 

FRY 

The Reading

collage on monotype

8h x 8w in

Unfolding

LESLIE

FRY

Unfolding

gouache on monotype

10h x 8w in 

Vault

LESLIE

FRY

Vault

collage on monotype 

17.5h x 11.5w in

Press Release

Leslie Fry's sculptures and works on paper are inspired by basic human needs: food, shelter, clothing, and love. The intersection of the natural world and the human-made world drives her work. Female body imagery has been central in her art — based on ways women’s bodies have been controlled and represented throughout history, and through her own experience. 

Fry explains her work, “I draw, print, model, and cast by combining organic materials such as plants, paper, clay, and fabric with plaster, concrete, metal, and resin. Recent works on paper have taken on new lives as animations. In my ongoing sculpture series, Supports, architectural details are imbued with human expression about life’s precariousness. Forms are stacked to evoke balance, endurance, falling apart, and holding together.”

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