Zone 5 in the City: Art Sustaining Nature
a temporary site-specific installation exhibitionArchive for March, 2008
Natura Urbana
Gerber’s Natura Urbana is a multiple process project. She and Tretola spend time collecting urban detritus in the neighborhood surrounding Deb’s Park.
Then it is back to the studio to harvest clay and soil to prepare it for casting of the found objects.
Trading Spaces
Chad and Scot Rea at work in the studio finalizing the designs for their birdhouses.
Framing the Loop
Laura Silagi of the Artists Formerly Known As Women and Daniel Rodriguez begin work on the Framing the Loop installation at the Audubon Center.
Zone 5 Artists Selected
Jurors, Helen Lessick and James Rojas selected ten artists/ artists teams to construct site specific installations for the Arroyo Arts Collective exhibition Zone 5 in the City: Art Sustaining Nature hosted by the Audubon Center at Debs Park.
Artists:
Artists Formerly Known as Women
Otis Bardwell
Libby L. Gerber
Rebecca Guerrero
Barbara Koziel-Gawronski
Nancy Kyes
Kelly Nicholson and Jenna Robinson
Chad Rea and Scot Rea / Ecopop
Jane Tsong
Julie Zemel
Artists will be working in conjunction with Yim Tam’s students from the Arroyo Seco Academy of Franklin High School:
Moises Hernandez
Daniel Rodriguez
Eva Torres
Angie Urbina
Anthony Zapata
Exhibition Dates: April 12 – May 10, 2008
Opening Reception: April 12, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Plant Identification Walk with Christopher Nyerges: April 26, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Funding provided by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
