"Metal & Wood: The Art of Reclaiming and Repurposing"
Fred Rose & William Fillmore
Date: September 27, 2014Time: 3:00pm to 7:00pm
Location: The Gallery Sculpture Garden
Images (left to right): Artwork Courtesy of the Artist William Fillmore from the "Post-industrial Harmony" Series, 2012, recycled chains, steel, and tank. "Flow," 84 x 36"; "Linkage," 48 x 36". Artwork Courtest of Fred Rose from the "Ghost Posts" Series, 2012, Stringybark eucalyptus (eucalyptus obliqua) collected from damaged trees from the Los Angeles Arboretum after the Dec 1, 2011 windstorm. "I Plant Where Things Have Been Buried," 74 x 24 x 14”; "The Lumberjack Says 'Boo'," 73 x 22 x 6”.
About the Exhibition
Metal & Wood: The Art of Reclaiming and Repurposing showcases the sculpture of two artists, Fred Rose and William Fillmore, who independently incorporate the use of recycled and/or reclaimed metal and wood, respectively, and in doing so, make interesting, humorous, and metaphorical observations about mankind, and the world we live in. Exhibited in conjunction with Ink & Clay 40 at the Kellogg University Art Gallery; and Poems, Folklore and Ghost Stories: Tales My Firewood Told Me, The Woodwork of Fred Rose at the Huntley Gallery, respectively. This exhibition is a re-inauguration of Sculpture Garden Courtyard with new annual programming of rotating, temporary outdoor exhibits that highlight the 'green' uses of materials to create provocative art.
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Gallery Exhibition | "Metal & Wood: The Art of Reclaiming and Repurposing"