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June Issue 2009
Capital Bank
Plaza in Raleigh, NC, Features Works by Wayne Taylor and Merrill
Shatzman
Adam Cave Fine Art will present the exhibit, The Art of Math and Language, featuring works by Wayne Taylor and Merrill Shatzman, on view in the lobby of Capital Bank Plaza in Raleigh, NC. The works will be on display from June 5 through July 24, 2009.
Enter the world of Leonardo
da Vinci where math and language influence the creation of art.
The two master artists represent active appearances both in the
Triangle art and academic environs.
Wayne Taylor is known throughout Raleigh for his often very large,
brightly colored geometric compositions, meticulously executed
in flat acrylics on canvas and reflecting his intense design interest.
His work demonstrates his unique ability to incorporate mathematical principles
into pleasing fine art. Taylor is professor emeritus in design
and architecture at North Carolina State University.
Merrill Shatzman approaches her artwork (oversized woodblock prints
on paper) as the creation of a language of new and original letters
and symbols incorporated in carefully crafted designs. Her
projects defy realistic interpretation on any known scale. Shatzman
is currently the director of Duke University's printmaking department
where her skills, both as artist and teacher, are continually
practiced.
Both artists are represented by Adam Cave Fine Art. This
exhibit marks the first collaboration between the gallery
and Capital Bank, a leading supporter of the arts in the Triangle.
For further information
check our NC Commercial Gallery listings, call Adam Cave Fine
Art at 919/272-5958 or visit (www.adamcavefineart.com).
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