Wherefore Art…
Sam Gilliam is having an exhilarating show of new work at the Jefferson Place Gallery (2000 P St. NW). It consists of two parts, paintings on stretched canvas downstairs, and more experimental work — sewn, draped, glued and painted assemblages, and mini-environments– upstairs. Together they give clear picture of an artist with endless creative imagination, and consummate skill as a colorist. Gilliam’s current reputation as the brightest star in Washington’s artistic firmament is amply borne out here.
The Washington Star
By Jo Ann Lewis
Published on December 4, 1973
By Jo Ann Lewis
Published on December 4, 1973