Apokalupsis: An Uncovering: The Artwork of Joseph H. Sulkowski

March 1st – April 28th || 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. || The Morris Museum of Art 

The highlight of the present exhibition is without doubt his monumental Apokalupsis, a mural-sized painting—eight feet high and nearly thirteen feet wide—that is the product of a lifetime of personal reflection and the artist’s contemplation of the very meaning of human existence. Years of observation of canine behavior spoke to him of our human condition.

He saw dogs as a metaphor for humanity and the landscape they inhabit as a symbol for the time and space humans negotiate in their daily lives. This monumental composition contains references to the seven deadly sins, the five senses, the four elements, and the Three Graces, bringing to life the ideas and concepts that influence our relationships and awareness of one another, the planet we inhabit, and the larger universe.

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