Visual Art

at the Wilson Center

Ploch Art Gallery

Jeremy Wolf

Magnus Bestia

March 3–April 18, 2008

Sculptor Jeremy Wolf’s objective is to strike a balance between the natural world and our increasingly artificial one. Wolf has adopted animals, for their easy personification, as a symbol of nature as a whole.

By giving his sculpted animals human features and qualities, or having them interact with symbols of modern life, he forces us to consider them as part of our world. “I often create my artwork with the goal of blurring the boundary between humans and animals,” states Wolf. He creates standing sculptures as well as those that are suspended in the air, giving viewers the feeling that they are sharing the space with the artwork and not merely looking at it.

The 2007-08 Ploch Art Gallery Season was presented by

Marjorie A. & Raymond G. Vallier

with contributing support from

The Equitable Bank

This exhibition was sponsored by

Holly and Jon Sorenson