I am thrilled to announce the opening of my new exhibition, The Truth of the Night Sky, at
@sarasotaartmuseum in Florida - on view through September 29!
This is the culmination of creative collaboration between myself and
@pharlz that spans more than a decade. Bringing this ambitious exhibition to life this year has been a joyful exploration and I hope everyone gets the chance to see it! From the exhibition description:
“Multimedia artist Anne Patterson and composer Patrick Harlin, explorer of soundscape ecologies, collaborate to create an awe-inspiring immersive installation for Sarasota Art Museum. Patterson, a synesthete who sees color and shape when hearing music, has frequently collaborated with musicians, including Harlin, to design mesmerizing environments. Patterson and Harlin met at
@hermitageartistretreat in 2014 and recognized in each other a similar artistic affinity for drawing inspiration from nature. This immersive installation will engage the senses: visitors will plunge into color-filled light or enveloping darkness, and move in rhythm with exalting music or in ambient sound. With each step, visitors will travel imaginatively through space and time. In addition to a suspended tree, a centerpiece symbolic of hope and resilience found in nature, Patterson’s installation will include several different series, such as Stars Spinning Through Spring (2018-2024), The Truth of the Night Sky (2018-2019), and We Are All Stardust (2019-2024). The exhibition will also feature Patterson’s signature installation work, with satin ribbons suspended from the ceiling, which will be accompanied by Harlin’s ambient sound and abstract video images. A cohesive environment unifies Patterson’s abstract sculptural pieces and paintings exploring recurring themes of multiplicity and variation.”
Pictured are images from the opening weekend:
Slides 1-2 feature Weeping Tree (2023-24)
Slides 3-6 feature sculptures and drawings which are available for purchase through my website
Slides 7-8 feature my new ribbon room, Beyond Here!
More to come!
📸 by
@rgammaphoto