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Praxis: Abstraction; 4 Strategies

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Saturdays through September 5, 1:00 - 4:00PM

Praxis: Abstraction; 4 Strategies
Curated by Robert Rustermier

Featuring work by
Robert Rustermier | Lloyd Martin | Michael Rich | Ron Ehrlich

The exhibition Praxis: Abstraction; 4 Strategies brings together four artists working in a variety of approaches. Essential underlying themes are space, place and time. From Michael Rich’s reflections on place, to Lloyd Martin’s observations of the architectural incident, to Ron Ehrlich’s current exploration of time and duration, to Rustermier's examinations of fundamental shapes and their formed relationships in ambiguous space, the artists exhibiting here are all engaged in expressing ideas through form, shape, color and line. In this way, using a variety of visual languages, a dialogue is established through the basic vocabulary of abstraction.
-- Robert Rustermier, Guest Curator

Find us on the Lingar app to begin exploring BAM's virtual exhibits today. Simply search "Lingar" on your mobile device's app store and press download. Tap the stacked rectangles in the upper left corner to enjoy Praxis: Abstraction: 4 Strategies from your home. Open Lingar while enjoying our outdoor sculpture installation to learn about the artists and works on view. Snap a photo of a sculpture within the app or explore the menu on the left to pull up interpretive info and more!

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