Must see, Gary Simpson’s Common Ground 191 at the Wells Fargo Bank. Simpson shows his global project where he is collecting, with permission of the USDOA, soil from 191 UN countries to put together in a 196 panel sculpture.
The exhibition shows the various soils — gray, brown, tan, red, pink, and greenish – as well as 14 panels, photographs, maps and lots of other displays that show that human beings are drawn together by a common ground, the earth we stand, live, and die on.
Simpson’s art will be show in October at Space on Spurgeon in Santa Ana, until the end of December
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You must come to the opening of Rhea Carmi’s retrospective at Soka University Art Gallery on Thursday, September 18 at 7:30 p.m. – 70 works of art, abstract, sculpted paintings on two floors. unbelievable.
Christine Nguyen has a great write up in Artforum’s Los Angeles Picks. Nice job!
Roberta Carasso
Posted at 13:09h, 18 SeptemberMust see, Gary Simpson’s Common Ground 191 at the Wells Fargo Bank. Simpson shows his global project where he is collecting, with permission of the USDOA, soil from 191 UN countries to put together in a 196 panel sculpture.
The exhibition shows the various soils — gray, brown, tan, red, pink, and greenish – as well as 14 panels, photographs, maps and lots of other displays that show that human beings are drawn together by a common ground, the earth we stand, live, and die on.
Simpson’s art will be show in October at Space on Spurgeon in Santa Ana, until the end of December
THANK YOU
NokiyaUp
Posted at 02:29h, 03 OctoberThanks for the information. Keep it up. Best greetings.
danandjo
Posted at 03:36h, 09 OctoberWonderful design in a complex with professionally picked
up information leaves very pleasant impression. You have worked well!
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Roberta Carasso
Posted at 21:08h, 31 AugustYou must come to the opening of Rhea Carmi’s retrospective at Soka University Art Gallery on Thursday, September 18 at 7:30 p.m. – 70 works of art, abstract, sculpted paintings on two floors. unbelievable.