From a release:
The Carnegie Center will host an exciting program on Wednesday, August 6th at 6:00 pm. Scottish outdoor installation artist and Bernheim Fellow, Yvonne Mullock, will address the change in how contemporary artists interpret their inspiration from nature. During her talk, Yvonne will use her own work and that of other contemporary artists to explore approaches to landscape. For more information about Yvonne Mullock, please visit her website at http://www.yvonnemullock.co.uk/index.htm
This program is in conjunction with the Carnegie Center's current landscape exhibition "Sidney D. Crosier: Hoosier Art Pioneer (1858-1930)." You are invited to enjoy the talk and stay after for refreshments and a chance to view the exhibition.
Please join us for this unique opportunity.
I had the pleasure of meeting Yvonne last Friday and the C-J's Diane Heilenman ran a nice piece about her in the most recent Sunday edition - Our links to nature move artist.
I, for one, am looking forward to hearing more about contemporary landscapes, pigeons in leather, and deer in camouflage from someone with a keen mind and a bit of a Scottish brogue.
'Stag Hood' photo courtesy of the artist.
