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First Friday recap

Bryan Rindfuss

It’s elemental: Brohman sets destruction and creation in harmony with shattered glass, steel architecture and softly- encroaching fiber.

Bryan Rindfuss
All hands: Brohman’s sand-cast aluminum sculpture captures the hands of the artist and his family and unites them with appendages from the natural world.
Bryan Rindfuss

Birdhouse of your soul: Galway-born Rian Kerrane’s suspended, popcorn-covered shelters invite, reflect, seduce, mystify, and amuse.

I didn’t do it: Kerrane’s wall stocked with mini-dioramas that play with scale, absurdity, and guilty enclosed wildlife.

 

By Sarah Fisch

Published:  11/10/2010

Fluid Nature, a traveling show by University of Colorado Denver colleagues Rian Kerrane and Michael Brohman, brought some thought-scape dioramas into the UTSA Satellite Space for First Friday.

Fluid Nature: Michael Brohman and Rian Kerrane
curated by Megan Harrison
Through Nov 21
UTSA Satellite Space
115 Blue Star
(210) 212-7146
Fri - Sun 12:00 pm- 6:00 pm and by appointment
(512) 558-2676

See Also

Blue Star complex galleries shift into autumn : ArtCapades: First Friday Report 11/10/2010

First Friday recap in Art 11/10/2010

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