T is for Timon presents a selection from Craig Drennen’s seventeen-year body of work based on Timon of Athens, William Shakespeare’s least admired play. Centered around the play’s characters, Drennen’s series coalesce in a way that explores dualistic, yet intertwined, concepts of bluntness and virtuosity, the cultural and the personal, and success and failure. Drennen’s paintings, sculptural objects, performance art, and installation works on display extend beyond the literary source; each piece acts as a kind of “surrogate”—a means through which both artist and viewer can confront and process shared cultural inheritance and personal memories.

Free Exhibiting Artist Talk: Saturday, November 1 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.