Remainder @ Philbrook Museum Of Art

Rachel Beach, Hawk, 2012, plywood, veneer, oil and acrylic

Remainder

through September 29, 2013

From the press release:

Remainder brings together recent work by seven young, up-and-coming female sculptors: Diana Al-Hadid, Rachel Beach, Rachel Foullon, Kate Gilmore, Heather Rowe, Erin Shirreff, and Allyson Vieira. The sculpture presented in this exhibition is primarily abstract, but pulls influence from the physical framing of space, including buildings, architectural plans and models, gardens, and even modern sculpture. Many of these references recall the recent past, with inflections of twentieth century art and design. Others elicit ancient cultures, with vaguely primeval forms.

Philbrook Museum of Art

2727 South Rockford Road

Tulsa, OK 74114

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