GALLERIES
Following a shadowy path to identity
Figures hover and hide in Duane Slick's revealing paintings
Many of Duane Slick's paintings at Nielsen Gallery are shadowy and elusive in both form and content. That makes them fascinating to look at; they pull you in, but don't quite answer your questions. A Native American artist of the Sac and Fox Nation of Iowa, Slick takes the trickster coyote as his avatar. (Full article: 861 words)
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