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SUMMARY:Sculpture Exhibit at Cedarburg Art Museum opening reception
DESCRIPTION:Fluid Forms features the sculptural work of Dennis Heimbach\, Middleton\, and David Valentine\, Sturgeon Bay. Heimbach's gracefully attenuated\, sweeping forms in stainless steel closely relate to the art of dance and music. The highly finished surfaces enhance the aesthetic of Heimbach's fluid forms. By contrast\, Valentine's steel forms show a natural oxidation\, creating a rich\, dark brown finish on his works. Valentine's sculptural forms show a strong sense of flowing movement and also precise geometry which frames a contrasting focal point that is often anchored within a void or negative space. Opening reception: Saturday\, June 10th\, 4:30-6:30pm.\n\nOutdoor sculpture tour at 5pm.\n\n\nEvent Date Detail\n\nJun 7\, 2017 - Sep 19\, 2017\n\nThe summer sculpture exhibition is viewable every day in daylight hours on museum grounds.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Fluid Forms features the sculptural work of Dennis Heimbach\, Middleton\, and David Valentine\, Sturgeon Bay. Heimbach'\;s gracefully attenuated\, sweeping forms in stainless steel closely relate to the art of dance and music. The highly finished surfaces enhance the aesthetic of Heimbach&rsquo\;s fluid forms. By contrast\, Valentine&rsquo\;s steel forms show a natural oxidation\, creating a rich\, dark brown finish on his works. Valentine&rsquo\;s sculptural forms show a strong sense of flowing movement and also precise geometry which frames a contrasting focal point that is often anchored within a void or negative space. Opening reception: Saturday\, June 10th\, 4:30-6:30pm.
\nOutdoor sculpture tour at 5pm.
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Event Date Detail
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Jun 7\, 2017 - Sep 19\, 2017
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The summer sculpture exhibition is viewable every day in daylight hours on museum grounds. \;
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