Angelo State University to host “Static” the exhibit of Austin-based sculptor Andrew Bellati Green
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SAN ANGELO, Texas – Angelo State University is hosting a public art exhibit by Austin-based sculptor Andrew Bellatti Green, the exhibiting artist for the 2021 Salmon Sculpture Symposium, at the Carr Education-Fine Arts (EFA) starting Monday, September 27th , 2602 Dena Drive, according to a statement on Thursday.
Under the title “Static”, the exhibition of Green’s sculptures will be on view in Gallery 193 of the EFA building and will be open to the public free of charge on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until October 29th.
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Green will also take part in the Salmon Sculpture Symposium in room 101 of the EFA building on Friday, October 15, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. He will be giving a presentation and a panel discussion with Emily Wilkinson, Public Art Director of the Texas Tech University System and juror of the 2021 Salmon Sculpture Contest.
About his exhibition “Static” Green says: “My sculpture explores the relationship between form, physics and beauty. As we experience the world, we develop an implicit understanding of the physical laws to which we are bound. Through these common laws, this work connects with the viewer on a level below the threshold of consciousness. When I encounter something that is carefully balanced, in a state of perfect equilibrium, there is some relationship between its fragile state and our own existence. To be in the presence of harmony / symmetry / balance is indescribably moving; maybe because of the display of an ideal, maybe because of the vulnerability of that ideal. The works collected for this exhibition deal with the static representation of dynamic forces. It’s about potential energy, stable instability and elegant friction. “
For examples of Green’s artwork, visit his website at andrewbgreen.com.
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Andrew Bellati Green Courtesy: Angelo State University
Green holds a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Baylor University and a Master of Architecture from the University of Texas. He has exhibited sculpture in national and international competitions as well as in group and free exhibitions. He has also exhibited a permanent sculpture on Lady Bird Lake in downtown Austin that was commissioned by the City Program for Art in Public Places. He is also a licensed architect and manages multi-million dollar projects with McKinney York Architects in Austin.
Everyone who takes part in the exhibition and / or the symposium must complete the visitor wellness screening of the ASU (angelo.edu/wellness-screening-visitor) and be ready to show their graduation badge before entering the EFA building and have his temperature checked. Masks / face coverings are strongly recommended but are not mandatory.
For more information, call the ASU Department of Visual and Performing Arts at 325-942-2085.
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