John Sabraw Artist Talk at Kennedy Museum of Art

Distinguished Professor of Painting John Sabraw's exhibition, Telluric, at the Kennedy Museum of Art (KMA), offers a compelling synthesis of painting and sculpture that builds on his two decades of nature-inspired inquiry. Sabraw's abstract compositions explore natural phenomena, the earth's complex ecosystem, and humanity's essential yet often fraught relationship with it. Join us for a fascinating lecture in our galleries. Friday, October 16, 5:30-7 p.m Refreshments are provided by the Friends of Kennedy Museum and the Chaddock + Morrow College of Fine Arts. Admission to the KMA is always free, thanks in part to generous funding from the Ohio Arts Council. To continue to serve the community and provide expanded programming, we welcome your donations of any amount. Registration is required, as seating is limited. Register John Sabraw, Aetheria 7, Acrylic, iron oxide pigments from acid mine drainage, and other artist colors, gold leaf on stretched canvas over wood strainer. Photo by Sara Gormley