There’s a unique, limited-time art exhibit in Shreveport and it’s free

Artspace has opened up two new exhibits showcasing a trio of artists that use their skills to break as a result of the boundaries of creativity. These exhibits will be open up free to the public right up until May 28.

Sculptor Julie Glass and fiber artist Sherry Tamburo present “Brazen Spirit” an show that showcases opposing product textures like really hard and comfortable or rough and easy to give the observer a spin on these artists’ creations, which are created with located objects and uncooked components.

Each individual artist has unique parts in their very own style as effectively as collaborative creations that consist of blended media, welding and fiber artwork to build a visually different and intriguing encounter. The exhibition illustrates that the artists and their artwork is higher than the sum of their components.

Parker Turner’s “Breaching the Surface” exhibit introduces acrylic on canvas with geometric designs, daring lines and playfully bright shade palette to categorical themes all over vices, temptations, really like and development.

Turner’s artwork is explained as “edgy” with his use of X-ray-like depictions with the acrylic on canvas to give the viewer a glimpse beneath the area of his subjects. Reoccurring symbols of hearts, snakes, bones and bouquets expose the interior conflict inside the brain.

Artspace is located at 708 Texas St. in downtown Shreveport. For more information and facts on Artspace and its displays, pay a visit to the Artspace internet site.

Meredith G. White is the arts and tradition reporter for the Shreveport Situations. You can locate her on Fb as Meredith G. White, on Instagram and Twitter as @meredithgwhite, and e-mail her at [email protected].

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