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O’Reilly’s photomontages meet Hartley’s drawings

Suffering and vulnerability, mind and body

By Cate McQuaid

 |  Globe Correspondent  

  October 25, 2011

“John O’Reilly, Marsden Hartley: Two Kindred Spirits’’ is a moving and provocative exhibit at Howard Yezerski Gallery that highlights O’Reilly’s Dogtown series and other photomontages alongside spare, fevered drawings by Hartley. Iranian photographer Jalal Sepehr takes Persian carpets as his subject in “Carpets Unbound,’’ at Khaki Gallery. Marjorie Kaye constructs paintings out of jigsaw-puzzle-like pieces, and David Bouchard paints in encaustic on paper, at Galatea Fine Art.

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