March 06, 2009 — May 17, 2009
Scanga’s Salina Art Center exhibition presents approximately ten large-scale drawings. These drawn environments tell stories that are often about spaces that are neither solely interior nor exterior. These spaces allude to the blurring of boundaries between the internal, spiritual world and the material, corporeal world. Her stories are based on memories of particular spaces, and by distorting these spaces and her perceptions of architecture, the artist attempts to expose the relationship between nostalgic and cultural promotions of innocence and hopelessness or death. Organized by the Salina Art Center.
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Salina Art Center programs, exhibitions and films are presented in part by the Kansas Arts Commission, a state agency, and by the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency which believes that a great nation deerves great art.
March 06, 2009, noon
Artist Talk: Carrie Scanga
Friday, March 6, noon
at the Salina Art Center
Join us as current exhibition artist Carrie Scanga talks about her development as an artist and gives insight into works included in her Salina Art Center exhibition.
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