Paper Worlds is a group exhibition featuring the work of nine artists who push the boundaries and capabilities of paper.
Though digital technology has become a staple in modern life, there is no denying that paper—from business cards to cardboard boxes to printer stock to picnic napkins—refuses to be replaced by it. From hand-pulled prints meticulously cut and assembled into three-dimensional shapes, to delicate papier-mâché stop-motion animation, to using recycling as part of the creative process, these artists remind us that although modern technology is ubiquitous, we still live in a Paper World.
The exhibition is scheduled to run through December 3rd.
For more information, contact Spartanburg Art Museum’s Exhibitions Coordinator, Ashleigh Shuler, by email at [email protected] or call 864.582.7616 x 254.
(Written by Spartanburg Art Museum.)
(Image: “Swarm” (detail, 2016) by Adrian Rhodes.)