Last Chance

Catch it or Regret It

by Molly Eichel

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Published: Sep 16, 2008

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Counting Goethe, Carl Jung and LSD researcher Stanislav Grof as influences, John Malloy creates surreal works that he says reveal meaning only after their completion. Alchemical Rotation (pictured), "the title track of the show" according to Germ owner David Williams, is an amalgamation of styles — like the love child of Diego Rivera and R. Crumb.

Eight ceramic artists created pieces of tableware (including Kristin Pavelka's delectable, pastel plates) inspired by the best meal ever: dessert. You don't want to miss this Sunday's Sweet Tooth Social (4 to 6 p.m.), where local sweeties such as Naked Chocolate and Franklin Fountain will offer up their goods on the equally delicious artwork. Like what you see? You can purchase your ware at the event. (Tickets are $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers.)

Dylan Carroll's vivid, colorful watercolors of gods and goddesses are from Viking lore. Odin is the chief god of the Norse pantheon — simultaneously the god of war and death, poetry and wisdom. Carroll portrays Odin, in his eponymous work, with a long white beard and eyes closed against a cloudy blue sky. Ravens Huginn and Muninn, who fly around the world every day and report their findings to Odin at night, soar behind him.

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