The David Brower Center is pleased to present Art/Act: Local - Sea Change, a new iteration of our annual juried exhibition of work by Bay Area artists.
The show features works by five artists: photographer Barbara Boissevain, painter and printmaker Sukey Bryan, public environmental artist Lauren Elder, sculptor Ethan Estess, and printmaker Sarah Newton. Sea Change examines the negative changes currently occuring in the world’s oceans and the positive changes we hope to achieve in the future.
Please join us for the free opening reception, featuring a panel discussion with the artists at 6:30 pm.
Image: Ethan Estess, Oshio no. 5, reclaimed fishing rope on wood panel, 2018
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The show features works by five artists: photographer Barbara Boissevain, painter and printmaker Sukey Bryan, public environmental artist Lauren Elder, sculptor Ethan Estess, and printmaker Sarah Newton. Sea Change examines the negative changes currently occuring in the world’s oceans and the positive changes we hope to achieve in the future.
Please join us for the free opening reception, featuring a panel discussion with the artists at 6:30 pm.
Image: Ethan Estess, Oshio no. 5, reclaimed fishing rope on wood panel, 2018
The David Brower Center is pleased to present Art/Act: Local - Sea Change, a new iteration of our annual juried exhibition of work by Bay Area artists.
The show features works by five artists: photographer Barbara Boissevain, painter and printmaker Sukey Bryan, public environmental artist Lauren Elder, sculptor Ethan Estess, and printmaker Sarah Newton. Sea Change examines the negative changes currently occuring in the world’s oceans and the positive changes we hope to achieve in the future.
Please join us for the free opening reception, featuring a panel discussion with the artists at 6:30 pm.
Image: Ethan Estess, Oshio no. 5, reclaimed fishing rope on wood panel, 2018
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The show features works by five artists: photographer Barbara Boissevain, painter and printmaker Sukey Bryan, public environmental artist Lauren Elder, sculptor Ethan Estess, and printmaker Sarah Newton. Sea Change examines the negative changes currently occuring in the world’s oceans and the positive changes we hope to achieve in the future.
Please join us for the free opening reception, featuring a panel discussion with the artists at 6:30 pm.
Image: Ethan Estess, Oshio no. 5, reclaimed fishing rope on wood panel, 2018
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