Get a Look-See at the Tinney Contemporary (on view through December)
A BRIEF PAUSE BETWEEN TWO MYSTERIES
Nashville Artist Wendy Walker Silverman invites viewers to pause, reflect, and inhabit the present moment. With its rich fields of color and quiet emotional charge, A Brief Pause Between Two Mysteries invites viewers to slow down and look closely. On view at Tinney Contemporary from November 22nd through January 3rd, the exhibition by Nashville painter Wendy Walker Silverman explores the spaces between what we know and what we can only sense. The show takes its title from a line by Carl Jung—“life is a luminous pause between two mysteries that are yet one”—which wonderfully captures the contemplative tone of Silverman’s recent work. Known for her intuitive approach to abstraction and her sensitivity to color, Silverman reflects on memory, emotion, and the passage of time, offering painting itself as a moment of stillness within life’s constant movement. MCR: The exhibition takes its name from one of your paintings, A Brief Pause Between Two Mysteries. What drew you to that title, and what does it capture about the spirit of the show? Wendy Walker Silverman [WWS]: The title is based on a quote by Carl Jung, “Life is a luminous pause between two mysteries that are yet one.” So the pause isRead More
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