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The Art of Erosion
"Time Still Moving," a series by artist Steve Wanna, is on display in the Angie Newman Gallery of the Ainslie Arts Center.
The exhibit features time-based sculptural work by Steve Wanna. Wanna's work changes with time as elements erode, pigments disperse, and salt catches and records ever-changing activity.
"My process is one of continual reduction and distillation — I seek the simplest, least cluttered forms for expressing my ideas," writes Wanna on his website. "As a result, all my work involves varying levels of giving up control to some process that allows the work to unfold within certain parameters."
"My process is one of continual reduction and distillation — I seek the simplest, least cluttered forms for expressing my ideas," writes Wanna on his website. "As a result, all my work involves varying levels of giving up control to some process that allows the work to unfold within certain parameters."
The public is invited to a gallery reception with the artist on Tuesday, March 19, beginning at 6:45 p.m. The reception will precede a 7:45 p.m. concert by the National Chamber Players in Pendleton Hall, which will include a special video projection by Wanna during the Debussy,
