Dec 17

Reach Ruin: Recycled glass shards and plaster casts recreate a post-apocalyptic landscape in Daniel Arsham’s solo show

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Reach Ruin

Working with crushed glass, recycled ceramics, molded sand and the resin for which he is most known, multidisciplinary artist Daniel Arsham expanded upon his preferred material to create “Reach Ruin,” a beautifully resonating solo exhibition currently showing at Philadelphia’s Fabric Workshop and Museum. His ghost-like resin and fiberglass figures…

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