At the invitation of Bill Seitz, Curator of Art at the Carnegie Art Center, Covington, KY an installation was planned for June/July 2003. Entitled “Spirals All Ways – Always Spirals” it consisted of an idiosyncratic collection of 14 pieces spanning about 30 years selected to take advantage of the marvelous space.
The exhibition statement read: “Since the early 70’s my work has been conceptual and experimental, with overt themes evolving to become a personal modeling method for understsanding biological diversity and the mysterious expansion of the universe. Initially trained as a ceramicist, I became very interested in Minimal Art; my move to Conceptualism and Process prompted by the way that Minimalism, in reducing artistic expression to its basic elements, permitted a fresh look at what art might be.”
As a coda to this installation the Carnegie requested “Archimedes Excursion” to feature in their September “Installations and Performances”.
"Open Universe" vinyl. 12'x12'x12'
at Carnegie, 2004.
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