Location: Roswell Area Park
Materials: Welded Steel
Dimensions: 12′ x 7′ x 5′
Available for purchase: Contact Elan@RoswellArtsFund.org to learn more.
ARTIST STATEMENT:
Nathaniel Pierce was brought up in the midwest where his father, a third-generation stonemason, taught him the value of craftsmanship. From this experience grew an appreciation for the working man, as well as a passion for building things with his hands.
My creative approach stems from years of reflection on historical and contemporary issues concerning social and interpersonal communication.
In response to the theme of tradition for this year’s exhibit I reflect on my own personal history. The knowledge that has been handed down from generations has helped to shape the identities of families and communities alike. But this tradition would not have survived if it wouldn’t have been for the communication that has taken place over the generations. Communication is a fundamental part of tradition. Equity highlights the importance of communication in a way that references the significance of the past and the history of those traditions.
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Roswell Arts Fund, an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded to strengthen the scope of public arts in the city and to champion the ability of the arts to excite the imagination, strengthen public places, and encourage conversation.
As the designated Art Agency for the City of Roswell since 2015, RAF leads the implementation of public art initiatives as directed by the City and defined by the City’s Imagine Roswell Arts and Culture 2030 Study and the Public Art Master Plan.
P.O. Box 768136
Roswell, GA 30076
admin@roswellartsfund.org
DESIGN BY ANGIE WEBB CREATIVE