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Ellen Noël Art Museum curator Daniel Zies installs an exhibit by artist Rebecca Riley titled Lake Geodes Tuesday mourning at the museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
An exhibit inspired by water from artist Melissa Haviland on display Tuesday morning at Ellen Noël Art Museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
An exhibit inspired by water from artist Rebecca Riley hangs Tuesday morning at Ellen Noël Art Museum . The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noël Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
An exhibit inspired by water from artist Rebecca Riley hangs Tuesday morning at Ellen Noël Art Museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
An exhibit inspired by water from artist Jess Benjamin on display Tuesday morning at Ellen Noël Art Museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
An exhibit inspired by water from artist Stefan Petranek waits to be installed Tuesday morning at Ellen Noël Art Museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
An exhibit inspired by water from artist Kathleen Vance will display miniature water landscapes inside luggage Tuesday morning at Ellen Noël Art Museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
Ellen Noël Art Museum curator Daniel Zies installs an exhibit by artist Rebecca Riley titled Lake Geodes Tuesday mourning at the museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
Ellen Noël Art Museum curator Daniel Zies installs an exhibit by artist Rebecca Riley titled Lake Geodes Tuesday mourning at the museum. The exhibit explores how different artist interpret the theme of water and it's relationship in society. According to the museum the impetus for the exhibition, in collaboration with University of Texas Permian Basin's Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery and the Ellen Noel Art Museum, came from community members focusing on water issues in the Permian Basin. The exhibit will be on display from Jan. 27- April 24.
