Glass Box Gallery
April 21, 2015, 8:59am
JD Banke’s Live Wire: Peasant Dreams at Glass Box Gallery
When I went to see JD Banke’s Peasant Dreams, the paintings were in the middle of a photo shoot. Lighting apparatuses and tripod stands loitered around Glass Box Gallery’s small, jigsawed-together spaces, the artwork’s real-life interrupting its day job of just hanging out. The photographers politely tried to move aside in a space with little room to move, but they didn’t need to; I liked it this way. The comingling of the utilitarian things with the art-things created the best possible space for hearing the most vocal part of Banke’s work—a persistent, self-assured pronouncement of being alive. — Erin Langner, Seattle contributor
JD Banke | Peasant Dreams, 2015, Glass Box Gallery. Photo credit: Tyler Coray.
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