Twisted and playful

A group show at Fe Gallery

By Shoka

This article was published on 04.10.14

“The Forward Crawl” by John Stuart Berger, mixed media on paper, 2012.

“The Forward Crawl” by John Stuart Berger, mixed media on paper, 2012.

Where: Fe Gallery, 1100 65th Street; (916) 456-4455; www.fegallery.com.
Second Saturday reception: April 12, 6-9 p.m.
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Through June 6.

John Stuart Berger is well-known for painting fantastically wretched birds, worms and rats that would be at home in Betelgeuse's netherworld. The Sacramento artist is the curatorial power behind Fe Gallery's April exhibition, The Point of No Return, so expect some twisted, playful and bold artwork from a roster of more than two-dozen artists, including folks from Short Center North.

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