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Maria Lux exhibition asks GV students and faculty to rethink humans’ relationship with nature
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Maria Lux exhibition asks GV students and faculty to rethink humans’ relationship with nature
Art can make people stop and look, but artist Maria Lux wants her work to make people stop and think even if they don’t understand it. Lux’s exhibition at Grand Valley State University’s Calder Art Gallery explores the relationship between humans and animals through collages, hunting decoys and other objects arranged throughout the gallery. The exhibition is part of GVSU’s Art Celebration. Lux, a professor at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Wa…
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