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Byline: Nico Israel
These days, when Americans imagine landscape, they might picture red and blue states-particularly in Ohio, where the fate of the presidential election hung in the balance. But "Landscape Confection," an exhibition at Columbus, Ohio's, Wexner Center for the Arts featuring thirteen emerging and mid-career artists from around the globe, liberates landscape from such restricted conceptions-and the traditional confines of nature and geography as well. Vivid dreamscapes and intimate topographies are conceived in materials that go beyond paint and photographic paper to silk, silver, synthetic hair, aluminum, plasticine, and, in the case of Indian artist Ranjani Shettar's installation Vasanta (Hindi for "spring"), hundreds of hand-rolled beeswax "flower buds" suspended from the gallery ceiling. ...