NEW YORK, NY.- Acquavella Galleries presents an exhibition of new work by American artist Damian Loeb, Verschränkung and the Uncertainty Principle from May 6th through June 17th 2011. The show’s title refers to a term used to explain a paradox of quantum physics wherein subject and object were rendered indistinguishable (Verschränkung) and that the act of observation affects the object being observed (the Uncertainty Principle). Loeb uses this theory as a metaphor to examine the false barrier of safety imagined by observers and their culpable connection to the objects being scrutinized. The exhibition examines the inseparable connection between subject and object, model and artist and posits that voyeurism is not one sided or passive but an active relationship connecting the image and viewer. Loeb’s new paintings are