CRAZY THOUGHTS HAVE QUICK WINGS: Sylvia Plath & Ted Hughes, A Reimagining

Curated by Eve Wood

Dan Bayles, Cherie Benner Davis, Phyllis Green, Jeremy Kidd, Susan Logoreci, Reed McMillen, Nicole Quaid, Lucas Reiner

Previous Exhibitions

2009

CHARLOTTE F. SMITH

2008

JEDD GARRET:
WONDEROUS ORBS OF LIFE

COSMOS FACTORY

SUMMER COOL

SUSAN LOGORECI
THERE IS ALWAYS
MORE FOR PEOPLE
LIKE YOU

MARK GOLAMCO
CLOAK AND CANDLE 

VIJA CELMINS

2007

NIGHT BLOOMS

JUSTIN MOORE: TIME MACHINES & PARANOID LANDSCAPES

STRODE & WILDER

WORKS ON PAPER

2006

NAIVE SET THEORY

SUSAN LOGORECI: AREAS OF INTEREST

SUPERSIZE PRINTS

QUIVER

HEATHER BROWN-
JACOB HALEVY-JONAS WOOD

THE LATEST FICTION

2005

FINE LINE

GILLIAN THEOBALD "ELEMENTS"

THE PICTURE I CARRY IN MY HEAD

DIMITRI KOZYREV

JJ VILLARD

SUSAN LOGORECI

2004

ELAINE BRADFORD

JUSTIN MOORE - "GENESIS"

PLAY-GALLERY FOR STILL AND MOTION PICTURES AT CIRRUS

ARBORETUM

MARGO VICTOR "MVG TESTS"

JACOB DYRENFORTH "ROMANTIC COMEDY" AND "EVERY GUITAR MOVE"

MARK BRADFORD MONOPRINTS

"CRAZY THOUGHTS HAVE QUICK WINGS"

2003

DIMITRI KOZYREV "JOURNEY'S II

PAINTING BY LETTERS

ROSS BLECKNER "PATHWAYS"

DANIEL BRANDELY "ALAMEDA DANCE"

"RECESS"

"IN THE SHADOW OF SUMMMER BLISS"

"SERIES"

"SELECTED GRAPHICS" LOPEZ COLLECTION

"DRAWINGS" DIMITRI KOZYREV

2002

MAGGIE LOWE TENNESEN

SALOMON HUERTA

ED RUSCHA "COUNTRY CITISCAPES"

JUSTIN MOORE

FLATLINE

DIMITRI KOZYREV

2001

RICHARD BAKER

"GILLIAN THEOBALD"

"l*AND*sc*APE"

"AUXILIARY SETTINGS"

2000

"VIJA CELMINS"

"Past and New Prints"

1999

"GILLIAN THEOBALD"

"STEVEN CRIQUI"

"JERRY BRANE"

"GUY DE COINTET"

More information about previous exhibitions at Cirrus will be added to our website in the near future.

Prices in red are sold

Cirrus is pleased to present "Crazy Thoughts Have Quick Wings: Sylvia Plath & Ted Hughes, A Reimagining." The strange mythology surrounding the relationship between poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes has long been a subject of interest and heated debate. The cult of female hysteria as it relates to language is an endless source of discussion, and writer/curator Eve Wood has asked eight artists to reconsider this mythology in visual terms. Working from texts by Plath and Hughes, Wood has given the Plath poem to the male artists and the Hughes poem to the women and has asked these artists not for a direct retelling or translation of the work, but for a visual reassessment, a tranformation of myth into form. The artists are given free reign to create any response that arises in relation to the text.
Lucas Reiner
On Venice Blvd (S.P), 2004
Oil on Canvas
21" x 24"
001-04-LR
$ 2500
Nicole Quaid
Untitled 1,
2004
001-04-NQ
Graphite & Gouache on Paper
22" x 28"
$ 800
Untitled 2,
 2004
002-04-NQ
Graphite & Gouache on Paper
22" x 28"
$ 800
Untitled 3,
 2004
003-04-NQ
Graphite & Gouache on Paper
22" x 28"
$ 800
Susan Logoreci
The Promise,
 2004
001-04-SL
Colored Pencil on Paper
22" x 30"
$ 1400
Jeremy Kidd
Ariel,
 2004
001-04-JK
Archival Print On Paper Ed. 3
30" x 72"
$ 2000
Phyllis Green
Sylvia On Mars,
 2004
001-04-PG
Video Projection, Hand Crafted Rocks, Sand, Clay
Dimensions Variable
$ 600
Cherie Benner-Davis
Untitled (Sylvia's Disease),
2004
001-04-CBD
Prismacolor On Carved Panel
96" x 24.5"
$ 3500
Dan Bayles
San Fernando and Rt. 110 N.
 2004
008-04-DB
Color Photo, Acrylic Medium, Enamel on Canvas
48" x 66"
$ 2200
Reed McMillen
Television
 2004
001-04-RM
Acrylic on Panel
36" x 48"
$ 2800
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