The MUSA show at Cozart's Antiques in west downtown Raleigh was varied, intriguing and successful in presenting artistic takes on the issues behind the show's concept - work and making things in the post-industrial age. This picture album accompanies a review post at Raleigh Rambles.
The show's entrance - it was staged in a former furniture factory. Matt's birds, visible on wall, are featured at the end of this post.
Furniture factory paint shop - the art was installed withing the context of the factory setting.
John Barlow Hudson's "Felt Hat Body"
Sarah Botwick's"Paint History"
"Invisible" band sets the magic wheel.
Clay drip installation - interactive for those who dared!
Mike pulls the rope! Down go the clay pendants.
She has just been splashed by a sudden plop!
Drip installation late in show.
Commercial tin samples on factory wall.
US 1 shrine
Matt's birds
The MUSA show at Cozart Antiques in west downtown Raleigh was varied, intriguing and successful in presenting artistic takes on the issues behind the show's concept - work and making things in the post-industrial age.
Musa Review at Raleigh Rambles
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