What: Art on a Cellular Level
Where: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Terminal 4, Level 3 Gallery
When: Now!
Opened June 29, 2019 and runs through January 12, 2020
Portrait of Pillar
Arizona artists include:
Alan Bur Johnson, Jerome AZ
Bill Dambrova, Phoenix, AZ
Danielle Wood, Tempe, AZ
Jesse Armstrong, Gilbert, AZ
Kathryn Maxwell, Tempe, AZ
Mary Meyer, Gold Canyon, AZ
Monica Aissa Martinez, Phoenix, AZ
Science and art have a lot in common. Driven by curiosity, both fields involve exploration and discovery. Relying on observation, scientists and artists both attempt to understand and describe the world around us. They strive to see things in new ways and to communicate that vision.
While science may embody the rational, art expresses the aesthetic. This exhibition presents the work of seven artists that draw inspiration from the natural environment. With an interest in living organisms, these artists create works that celebrate the richness of life on our planet.
Artists, like scientists, utilize processes to make the unseen visible. They imaginatively represent things that we would need a microscope to see. From molecular structures of DNA to patterns of organic forms to the intricacies of human anatomy, these artists draw, paint, sculpt or construct Art on a Cellular Level.
Couple in front of the work of Bill Dambrova.
Over the 4th of July holiday while traveling, I enjoy watching people move through the space. ↑
I meet an emergency medic and his wife, who talk to me about the vegus nerve and the breath. ↓
The Phoenix Airport Museum is one of the largest airport art programs in the United States.
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