Matthew Rogers shows a trio of large, adjoining works on paper, collectively titled Plutocrats Lost in the Wilderness. Looking slightly like animation cells, the pieces feature barren landscapes inhabited by ghostly, colorless figures. In the first, a stiffly postured man seen from behind faces a desolate patch of land. The second includes a man, possibly the same one, facing the viewer, complete with wrinkles and pained expression. By the third piece, the landscape has become hellishly orange. One figure has his mouth agape, while another looks downward sorrowfully. It's worth remembering that the word 'plutocrats' is in the title, which... Read More