Originally featured in the Las Vegas Review-Journal — February 3, 2016
Las Vegas artist Lisa Dittrich was among the featured artists in Let Us Feast (Got Serial), an unconventional exhibition presented at Eden Art Studio and Gallery during the city’s February 2016 First Friday arts celebration.
The exhibition was included in the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s First Friday event coverage, highlighting Lisa Dittrich and fellow artist Rebecca Hood.
Exploring themes involving serial killers, criminality, taxidermy, and food, Let Us Feast embraced provocative subject matter and challenged conventional expectations of gallery exhibitions.
The show’s unusual combination of themes reflected an interest in the darker, stranger, and sometimes unsettling aspects of visual storytelling.
For Lisa, whose creative work frequently explores surreal imagery, fantasy, and unconventional subjects, the exhibition represented another opportunity to participate in the experimental side of Las Vegas’ independent arts scene.
First Friday has long served as an important showcase for the city’s creative community, introducing audiences to emerging artists, established talents, and exhibitions that extend beyond traditional gallery conventions.
Lisa’s participation in Let Us Feast formed part of her broader involvement in the city’s independent arts movement.
The Review-Journal’s inclusion of the exhibition in its First Friday listings provides a historical record of Lisa’s participation in this distinctive group show.
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