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June 27–August 16
In these installations of unfired local clays, Boozer's graphic compositions
of color, pattern and texture create small geologic events, manifestations
of cause and effect celebrating clay's physical properties. Colors change,
shapes warp, cracks emerge as counterpoint to the artist's hand in these fragile
and mutable works that cross genres between painting and sculpture, abstraction
and representation.
See also: Reverse
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