New exhibition by San Antonio artist Justin Korver peels back the layers of camouflage
The exhibition Camouflage: Real Tree, which opens this Wednesday at Fl!ght Gallery, continues San Antonio visual artist Justin Korver’s engagement with hunting culture as a place of performativity. The work focuses on camouflage as expressive of a certain masculine aesthetic that’s been largely rendered obsolete through aesthetic commodification.
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