Working with earth as both subject and material, Listening to the earth brings together 10 intergenerational artists. Earth is where life begins and where it ultimately returns to. The exhibition poses its art as ways of listening to the earth. Utilising diverse methods and materials, including dust, foraged natural pigments, ash, slate, photography and field recordings, the artists on view expand the language of drawing.
Several works by David Nash are on view in the exhibition. In a career spanning forty years, British sculptor David Nash has engaged in a focused and singular pursuit, seeking to understand the nature of place through the creation of sculpture in the dominant medium of wood. Living in the rugged countryside of northern Wales, he crafts his sculptures based on both the growth patterns and characteristics of the trees, as well as his concerns for the formal elements of contemporary sculpture.
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