Branching Out, a current exhibition at Memphis’ Metal Museum showcasing casting sculptures, includes one from LSU alumnus Bryan Massey (1988 MFA).
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Branching Out, a current exhibition at Memphis’ Metal Museum showcasing casting sculptures, includes one from LSU alumnus Bryan Massey (1988 MFA).
Massey’s Three Sistas, 2017, composed of cast iron and alabaster marble, is part of the show.
The diversity in this exhibition provides a "cross section" of artists in different stages of their careers. Branching Out showcases work that has been cast by acclaimed individuals in foundries around the world, while revealing a network of artists connected by their shared experiences and training. The examples on display range from classically inspired figures to abstract orbs and even performances, made by artists who received recognition for their work as far away as Bolivia. It is open through Sept. 8.
Massey serves as chair and professor at the Windgate Center for Fine and Performing Arts at the University of Central Arkansas. He started at the university in 1988, ascending to chair in 2018.
The Metal Museum is the only institution in the country devoted exclusively to the preservation, promotion, and advancement of the art and craft of fine metalwork. It is open to the public Tuesday - Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Learn more by visiting metalmuseum.org.
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