The Natural Preservation of Form 

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August 14, 2008 Arts and Culture » Our Critics Picks

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As a young student abroad, Kath Girdler Engler became enamored with the art and architecture of Europe. Buy she began an affair to remember with a more unlikely suitor: the region's centuries-old ruins. The Natural Preservation of Form presents a body of new work that finds Engler exploring both the discovery of sculptural form and the way the corrosive effects of time and war can reveal the inner beauty of a work of art, even while obliterating its exterior characteristics.
Aug. 15-Nov. 1, 2008

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