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Albuquerque Journal 1.28.18
Read online: Exhibit explores human-caused and natural environmental changes
A UNM alumna, Rubenstein has long been drawn to concepts of home, place and the environment. The show marks the first time her series “Photosynthesis,” “Volcano Cycle” and “Eden in Iraq” have been grouped in a major photographic exhibition. “Photosynthesis” focuses on the natural cycle of the seasons and our dependence on trees. “Volcano Cycle” documents the active volcanoes of the Indonesia to explore environmental change on a non-human scale. “Eden in Iraq” examines environmental devastation and renewal at the site of the biblical Eden.
– Kathaleen Roberts / Journal Staff Writer
Exhibition Opening February 3rd, Albuquerque NM
MERIDEL RUBENSTEIN, EDEN TURNED ON ITS SIDE
CONVERSATION AND OPENING CELEBRATION
Meridel Rubenstein, Eden Turned on Its Side.
4 – 6 pm: Opening Reception
February 2 – June 16, 2018
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