#interdisciplinary-art

#interdisciplinary-art

"What was apparent was the values and gains that came from breaking down silos," says Britt Salvesen, the head of the museum's departments of photography and prints and drawings.

Comprising painting, drawing, murals, mosaic, sculpture, and glass, her work is rooted in the tangibility of color and the transportive power of images. Shaped by memories, dreams, and the constant flux of life around her, Uman's visual language is intuitive and multilayered, adaptable and free; it is neither exclusively abstract nor metaphorical - it grows out of what is indeterminate and into the transcendent.

"Proper names probably not," writes Anne Carson in 'Red Doc>.' "Do they even have pronouns? Do they experience the entire cold sorrow acre of human history..."