Sculptor Sahar Khoury and painter RJ Messineo share a two-person show built around the act of turning — concrete, papier-mâché and thrown ceramic colliding with abstract canvases that lean into the room as much as the wall. Khoury’s sculptures gather the residue of street life into hand-built forms that read as relics of nothing in particular; Messineo’s paintings stage a quieter rebellion against the rectangle. A grounded, materially alert pairing in Milwaukee. Source: Contemporary Art Daily