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Field as Wide as Ridgewood

By Katarina Hybenova

Field as Wide as Ridgewood

Field as Wide as Ridgewood

By Katarina Hybenova

Field as Wide as Ridgewood

By Katarina Hybenova

For the third time already, an artist couple Andrea Bergart and Joe Ballweg organized an art show at Joe’s Ridgewood studio. Joe works in an amazing, lofty space at the ground floor of his house at Woodward Ave. In addition, he has access to a lovely backyard, and so the decision to use his studio every three months or so for a pop up art show is a really good one. Wide Field featured eight artists (Gina Beavers, Chris Dunlap, Matthew Fisher, Matthew Fischer, Elisa Lendvay, Margrit Lewczuk, Matthew Mahler, Alan Prazniak, Adam Parker Smith) and consisted largely of paintings.

The featured artwork was fresh, colorful and often quirky – a great sample…

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