Artists have had a timeless attraction to water's evocative properties. Water's expansiveness and formlessness - its capacity to change, modify, and circulate - have inspired a surprising range of aesthetic responses in different media. Water Marks/Inside features the work of six contemporary artists who investigate and navigate water's prosaic and poetic dimensions, causing us to reconsider our own experiences and associations with this ubiquitous, mysterious constituent of all living matter.
Sunday, July 27, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Artist's reception and beginning of the week-long LandEscapes Symposium
Front: Selat Flores, Indonesia, Panel II, 2001. Color pigment print, each 40" x 64 3/4". One of five panels, from the series Time(space) courtesy of Hope Sandrow and The Nature Conservancy
College of the Atlantic, “Water Marks/Inside,” College of the Atlantic, accessed April 25, 2024, https://coa.digitalarchive.us/items/show/1134.Item 2106
