In my last post I talked about my preparation for the exhibit "Spaces We Inhabit" and the two sculptural installations I created for this show. This post is a collection of images from the exhibition.
"Spaces We Inhabit" at the Hairpin Arts Center, Chicago.
Me with my installation Spaces We Inhabit. It consisted of 7 ceiling-hung columns, each 15' long. The cubes themselves vary in size from 1.5"x1.5"x1.5" to 4.5"x4.5"x4.5".
Infinite Possibilities on the wall to the left. The Power of Place and Make No Little Plans on pedestals. On the wall - two paintings by Mary Zeran between two paintings by Emily Rutledge.
Moving Day on the wall to the left, Place on the pedestal, paintings by Emily Rutledge on the wall and a peek of my installation Spaces We Inhabit between the wall and column.
Emily Rutledge (left) and Mary Zeran.
The 7 columns of Spaces We Inhabit .
A detail shot of Spaces We Inhabit.
This side of the display walls are viewable from the street and include three paintings in the foreground by Emily Rutledge and a painting by Mary Zeran. Two columns of Spaces We Inhabit are visible at the end.
Make No Little Plans on the pedestal and Infinite Possibilities on the wall in the background.
The artists of "Spaces We Inhabit" - myself, Mary Zeran and Emily Rutledge.
Four of my sculptures were displayed on pedestals.
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| Indecision |
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| Place |
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| The Power of Place |
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| Make No Little Plans |
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