“Emergent: parts and pieces of a whole” featuring artwork by Angela Cazel Jahn. The content of Angela’s imagery includes figures, charts, correspondence, codes, text, and metaphors combined into beautiful imagery and cryptic stories. Themes running through her work include chaos, fragility, order, and overwhelmed-ness. Another strong theme is childhood and play. Angela takes a keen interest in the world her children are inheriting. She is fascinated with the potential for human development in the next hundred years, along with the very real possibility of cultural decline. Angela is the co-founder and former artistic director of the Children’s Museum in Phoenix and is currently pursuing a graduate degree at ASU’s School of Sustainability in Tempe, Arizona.
"Spectrum" featuring works by Eleanor Babbitt, Mark Feinstein, Barb Goldberg, and Earl Greene: sculpture by Joan Waters
These contemporary works ranged from abstract expressionism (Goldberg and Feinstein) to contemporary representational (Babbitt). The abstract steel sculptures are based on nature.
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