Nicole Pietrantoni’s works on paper, artists’ books, and installations explore the representation of beauty in times of loss, photography’s role in producing memory, and humans’ relationship to the environment. Taking an experimental approach to the book form, her art asks how the book and printed matter can both enable and undercut humans’ active role in constructing and idealizing images. Through March 31 in the East Oregonian Gallery at the Pendleton Center for the Arts.
