Material World: Sculpture to Environment at MASS MoCA
A friend sent me these interesting photos from one of the current exhibits at MASS MoCA. The artists of the exhibit, titled Material World: Sculpture to Environment, use ordinary objects (e.g., aluminum, rolls of paper, rope, fishing line) to alter the existing spaces within MASS MoCA’s galleries.
Material World: Sculpture to Environment at MASS MoCA
Material World: Sculpture to Environment at MASS MoCA
The artists, Michael Beutler, Orly Genger, Tobias Putrih, Alyson Shotz, Dan Steinhilber, and collaborative team Wade Kavanaugh and Stephen B. Nguyen, “create their work against – or in concert with – the backdrop of the museum’s reclaimed factory space, its history, and its own rich assemblage of brick walls, wooden columns, steel beams, and multiple layers of paint”.
Material World: Sculpture to Environment at MASS MoCA
Material World: Sculpture to Environment at MASS MoCA
Material World: Sculpture to Environment at MASS MoCA
The exhibit runs until the end of February 2011 so if you’re in Massachusetts between now and then, you may want to stop in and surround yourself with these impressive installations.
More information can be found here.
Images courtesy of Taylor Shoolery.
