Globe & Mail August 21, 2010, R.M. Vaughan, Review of Pure Potential, Solo Exhibition, *new* Gallery, 906 Queen West, TO
Janet Stanley Paints like a Dancer!
“Janet Stanley paints like a dancer (and maybe she dances like a painter, but I’ve never seen her dance). Her spiralling, jumping, thick-as-cake oils resemble a happy meeting between melted candy, seafoam-coloured taffeta and a three-legged blender.
Energized by tidal upswings of curling, cresting pigment, her new series, Pure Potential, revels in crashing loopy peaks of boreal, vegetable greens against restful patches of papaya-flesh oranges and carnation pinks.
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In a related series, Stanley pairs calming expanses of thinned paint with vigorous calligraphic turns, sudden skids that clot and crust at the turning points. The overall effect is one of relaxed aggression, a Zen garden attacked by wolverines.
I suspect Stanley wears out brushes faster than a car wash.
R.M. Vaughan, August 21, 2010
