Artworks

Corral, 2018Split Rail Fencing, Reclaimed wood, Hardware55 × 55 × 4 feet
Photography by Scott Lynch and Sara Morgan

Nathaniel Cummings-Lambert’s Corral is a labyrinthine installation inspired by wooden animal pens found in rural landscapes of the western United States as well as the fence, gate, and stile networks that line public footpaths in the United Kingdom. The hybrid labyrinth can be interpreted as a metaphor for accessibility and land rights, but invokes a sense of play that cultivates exploration rather than entrapment.

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Exhibition

Oct 7, 2018 – Mar 24, 2019 THE SOCRATES ANNUAL 2018