Bare Bones brings together a collection of works by Jane Gennaro that looks at power models as dictators of behavior and identity. Fat, thin, awkward, broken, Gennaro strips her figures down to their bare bones, revealing skeletal figures that look stylish and sexy, as well as dysfunctional and even grotesque. Much of Gennaro’s work is built upon a fascination with the body as a container for humanity with bones being the structural core to our functioning. She also looks at bone structures of animals, mostly critters we think of as vermin. She pays her respects to nature, washing their bones clean in a kind of mourning ritual, honoring their outsized contribution to sustaining life on earth.

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