A statement from Aaron Koehn:

“Rememberance” deals with the loss of structure. The space is composed of a rigorous editing process which allows for the objective to become nonobjective. This process also works the other way around. I was searching for the space to paranthetically speak the interior of st. Peters, but in a very ambiguous way. Without a structural entirety, the space is compromised of hintings towards the landmarks at st. Peters church. These “hints” are mere overlays which shape and cover the structures before them allowing new space to be formed.  More info on Aaron Koehn: http://web.mac.com/aaronkoehn/

Showing Jan 31 – April 31, 2010

Historic St. Peter Church Gallery

1533 East 17th Street
Cleveland, OH 44114-2999
(216) 861-1798

In a new series depicting scenes from painter, Aaron Koehn’s childhood, he captures and interprets the experience of a football practice.  Aaron Koehn’s paintings and drawings attribute themselves to the structure of events and the layers of depth and thought behind self-definition, through individual and group interaction.  Inserting new interpretations on time and place through rewriting the spatial narrative of memories and experiences. Depth, behind texture, light and shadow is a steady theme in his work.  More work and information on Aaron Koehn can be viewed at: http://web.mac.com/aaronkoehn/

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