I kept thinking of air as I looked at the very different work on view in “Sight/Unseen,” curated by FiveMyles artistic director Hanne Tierney, at MySpace (587 Franklin Street), an exhibition that includes artists in my online community. Emily Berger's paintings of rectangular brush marks thinly painted on wood breathe a resonating air from behind the strokes, as if emerging out of the wood, while the large sweeping brushstrokes of Anne Russinof create whiffs of volumetric air movements in, around and through the strokes. The white and transparencies of the collages by Carl E. Hazlewood create a hovering air woven between the sensitively colored shapes, and Nancy Manter's paintings, though perhaps more suggesting water movement than air, also breathe air through their pores of sheaths of related colors. Gallery owner Darla Ebanks is represented by one small glistening painting with flickers of jeweled air, but to get the full impact of her work I’ve included a photo of her large pieces now in her studio just behind the gallery walls. Finally, AV Ryan’s delicately and perfectly proportioned sculptures breathe air between their metal rods while simultaneously creating air and eye movements connecting all the work in the gallery. The show closes on Feb. 5.