Works reflect deep meaning
NORMAN — There’s more than meets the eye, at least immediately, to the ink, watercolor, paper cut and screen printed compositions in a show by Curtis Jones at Mainsite Contemporary Art Gallery. A multihued multitude of small, squiggly pieces of cut paper, pinned to the wall, like a diagram of a three-dimensional box, creates a dazzling optical effect.
Equally intriguing is "The Tunnel,” a wor...
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