Space 17 (Summer 14), an artwork of Joanne Freeman,
Freeman's spirited paintings recall the transition from the Cubism of 20th century urban spaces to the more undulant free forms of the 21st, her surprisingly colored syncopations suggesting torqued skyscrapers, stained glass windows, schematized figures, illegible text, or pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, all jostled together on rectangular supports or shaped canvases echoing the contours of the internal forms.
