Recently, the Merry Karnowsky gallery presented new artwork by Edward Walton Wilcox. Titled Though You Slay Me, the show featured a number of oil paintings which focused on Wilcox’s use of the chiaroscuro effect to create a series of gloomy portraits and environments. Also on display were a collection of sketches which incorporate his style and technique but in a different size and format. Perhaps the show’s main attraction however was a miniature sculpture of a windmill which kept with the same vision as the rest of the other artwork. The attention to detail in this piece was incredible, which included characters and environment inside the sculpture. If you happen to be around the area, make sure to drop by the gallery before the show ends on June 23rd, 2012.