Blue, Blue Planet runs April 28 to May 24, 2016 at Out of Line Art Gallery (2812 W. Chicago Ave.). The show features art depicting the planet earth emphasizing the challenges faced by both the planet and its inhabitants. There will be an opening from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, April 28. There will be an artist's talk, Global Climate Change from an Artist Eye, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Friday April 29 with Mary Edna Fraser, an artist whose work focuses on the environment. She creates silk batiks based on maps, satellite images and photos she takes while flying in her prop plane.
Also showing here are sculptors Michelle Stone and Diane Jaderberg.. Stone uses recycled material in her work, which is a commentary about transformation and decay. Jaderberg, also a sculptor, uses ceramics to explore shape and texture. These pieces are inspired by both sea and terrestrial creatures.
Also showing here are sculptors Michelle Stone and Diane Jaderberg.. Stone uses recycled material in her work, which is a commentary about transformation and decay. Jaderberg, also a sculptor, uses ceramics to explore shape and texture. These pieces are inspired by both sea and terrestrial creatures.
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