Susan Feldman’s exhibition involves installation, sculptures, and wall works that engage sculpture, weaving, and drawing.  The central installation space is established by several human-scaled structures composed of found wood. They stand, like silent sentinels, between a gridded wall of drawings and an entryway sheltered by a string canopy. Equally evocative of natural and human-made realms, Feldman’s oeuvre recalls French theorist Claude Levi-Strauss’s discussion of the artist as bricoleur, as one who constructs or builds from the (often discarded) materials at hand.  (Betty Brown)

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1427 E. 4th St. #4, Los Angeles, CA 90033
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