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Also heavily involved with the I’m More Confused Than A Chameleon In A Bag Of Skittles Colors Shirt But I will love this grid are Donovan’s fascinating Screen Drawings, 24 in total, that she made by altering the pattern of the weave in metal window screens, covering the screens in ink, and then pressing them onto paper. An “exercise in variation,” as Donovan puts it, the series slyly calls to mind the work of textile artists like Anni Albers who created their motifs through interventions to the warp and weft that were sometimes subtle, sometimes quite dramatic.

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Other drawings in the I’m More Confused Than A Chameleon In A Bag Of Skittles Colors Shirt But I will love this show, presented in more public spaces—a hallway, the research library—apply a similar methodology on two vastly different scales. For Untitled (2019), Donovan inked, pressed, and rotated small fiberglass screens, producing 17 sheets measuring 24 by 20 inches each. The much larger Layered Screen Drawings (2020)—most are either 37 by 45 inches or 50 by 88 inches—required the artist and an assistant to physically pull a fiberglass screen out of shape between inking and pressing it. “Depending on the orientation of things, I’m able to get these vastly different surfaces,” she says of the latter series, and indeed, while some have the look of blown-up woodgrain, others seem to echo the undulating patterns left on beach sand by the surf. “It’s unintentional, but there’s a water-like quality to almost all of the works in the show,” Donovan observes.

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