“Frank McEntire is the rare courageous artist for whose aesthetic mill everything is grist. He overlooks nothing, even the clouds of language, abstract words, that trail his artwork until it eventually burns off under the heat of gallery lights. Left behind are exquisite objects originally encountered as discards. McEntire transforms this raw material, its former meaning dissipated like vapor, into talismans: reinvigorated vessels filled by, and with, his faith . . .”

Read Geoff Wichert’s full preview article of the show at Nox Contemporary in the June 2011 edition of 15 Bytes.

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Geoff Wichert objects to the term critic. He would rather be thought of as a advocate on behalf of those he writes about.