Tag: Zachary Proctor

Zachary Proctor Exits the Wormhole With a Bouquet of Enigmatic Narratives

By Shawn Rossiter on February 21, 2019 • ( 1 Comment )

Planning is useful. It provides structure, focuses energy. But, as Zachary Proctor’s new works at Park City’s Terzian Galleries attest, getting lost in the work has its advantages as well. In Destinations Unknown, Proctor is exhibiting with longtime friend and past exhibition partner Lane Bennion. The pair usually […]

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Life in a Small Town: Why artists flock to (and sometimes flee) small towns

By 15 Bytes on July 5, 2010 • ( Leave a comment )

In 19th-century France artists spent most of the year in the cosmopolitan capitol where they were in the midst of activities. In the summers, however, they would migrate to the rural coasts, first Normandy and Brittany, and later to the Mediterranean south. Though Paris by no means lost […]