Last night we attended the opening for
From Our Perspective: A National Women's Art Exhibition. There were quite a few nice pieces at the show.

Kitty and I in front of my two admissions, Waves and Rain.

Work by the artist
Crystal Wagner, Aggregation. I was really drawn to this piece. I loved the folded intaglio prints and her line sensibility. She used layering and translucent materials to make a beautiful installation.

detail
3 comments:
this is pam, not bryan - kids are on my computer..
wow, i love the colors in your pieces. and textures. very nice.
ok i realized "colors" was almost a dumb comment, but i like the tones that you work in and the mostly blacks/light areas.
maybe i just confused you more.
Pam,
You are too funny. Thanks for your comment. I just started working with mostly whites and greys after my MFA because my thesis was so infused with color that I needed a break. It is simple and I hope meaningful. A little shadow and line can show a lot of emotion. At least that is what I am striving for.
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