Susan Eley Fine Art has curated a wonderfully lyrical exhibition of two very different artists whose work speaks to each other through the music of line, proportion, reflections on the grid, and a bit of whimsy. Kate Snow’s delicately balanced gouache paintings feel like meditations, where a color splotch or line is added to create just the right rhythm, where she stops just at the right time, where decisions are made through the quiet contemplation of space and movement. Also working through intuition, Joe Sultan sculpts open constructions that create a sense of play and the rhythmic dance of line against line, of shape against shape. Made from painted hand-cut branches, the somewhat architectural constructions contrast the irregularity of organic tree limbs with the geometry of an engineered building – Sultan trained as an architect – to create a lightness of spirit within quiet personal metaphors of remembered places and people. The exhibition closes today, Saturday, May 6.