Bombs away, again

Jesse Hazelip’s art uses war imagery from the past, and specifically World War II, to remind us, again, that we keep making the same mistakes over and over (read: Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.). The work shown at Tempest Turner (Hazelip’s show, the title derived from the name of a World War II bomber), employs various contemporary media—wheat paste, silk-screen, salvaged materials—which speaks to the political styling of the artist. At Space 07, 1421 R Street; (916) 444-7474; opening reception on Second Saturday, June 13, from 5 to 10 p.m.; through August 7.