Drawing takes center stage in this expansive group exhibition at Carrie Haddad that treats the medium not as a preparatory step, but as a fully realized mode of thinking. Works by Mark Beard, Linda Newman Boughton, David Dew Bruner, Sue Bryan, Paul Chojnowski, Donise English, Kathryn Freeman, Louise Laplante, Glenn Palmer-Smith, and David Soman move between accumulation and erasure, narrative and abstraction, precision and intuition. From Boughton’s lush ballpoint forestscapes to Chojnowski’s torch-singed nocturnes and English’s system-driven abstractions, the exhibition unfolds as a series of quiet, layered conversations about mark-making, memory, and restraint.

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