“Construction Project” garners attention this Spring
My interactive sculpture Construction Project has been featured in two juried shows this Spring. Presently it is included in the Natick Artists Open Studio show (juried by Jessica Roscio) at the Morse Institute Library. And in March in April, it was selected for the Maud Morgan Arts center Small Works Salon in Cambridge, juried by Heidi Whitman.
The theme of the Maud Morgan Arts show was “mapping.” The show did not require an artist’s statement, so I was intrigued and delighted to learn of the center’s interpretation of “Construction Project,” as posted in an article on their website:
“The idea of mapping becomes a source of kinetic energy for Suzanne Stumpf’s ‘Construction Project.’ Small white objects resembling sugar cubes are scattered across a tray. A few cubes rest in the two sets of square indentations on either side of the tray, while others sit on the flat surface in between, and still others wait in a bowl nearby. A long white rectangular stick lies beside the tray—possibly a tool for moving cubes into position or possibly the source of new cubes. The viewer senses that the action of moving and creating cubes—the mapping—is still in progress.”
The full article may be available through this link: