Sequential, 2005
Paper, wood, metal, and graphite, dimensions variable |
Bergs' object compositions are explorations of relationships-dialogues
built around shapes, colors, textures, and functions. After careful
analysis, her specimens are placed into specific patterns that appear
to
establish the semblance of a cohesive whole. However, the individual
characteristics of the disparate parts continue to resurface. Bergs has a BFA from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Her
work has been widely exhibited in Minnesota and WisconsinSequential, 2005
Paper, wood, metal, and graphite, dimensions variable
All events at the Augsburg Art Galleries are free and open to the
general public.
Christensen Center Art Gallery
Augsburg College
22nd Avenue South at 7 _ Street
Gallery Hours:
Monday-Sunday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
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Reviews
Mary Bergs at Augsburg: Overhearing the Things
Chris Atkins
Chris Atkins describes the experience of seeing, and sensing further,
Mary Bergs' assemblages at Christiansen Gallery at Augsburg College in
her show "Continuum."
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