Sarah Hage brings her special vision of the world to our January Art Wall. Displaying a mixture of oil on canvas, pastel portraits, mixed media masks and sculptures, charcoals and acrylics, Hage presents her “functional and dysfunctional art [to] capture a sense of joy that casts some dark shadows, often with political undertones.”

 

Start the New Year right, meet Sarah at the Artist’s opening reception on Sunday, January 4, 2015 after the second service. The show will run through Sunday January 25.

 

Upon graduating from Boston College summa cum laude with a double major in English and History, Sarah Hage has spent over a decade creating art that is inspired by the natural world – often in unexpected ways. She states that her papier-mâché in particular, “evolves organically, and the process is as important as the end result. It is thrilling to create something from almost nothing…from flour, water, and newspaper…my patio is my studio, the LA Weekly my clay, the Southern California sun my kiln. Life doesn’t get any better than this.”

 

Sarah Hage began her artistic journey in Boston, but has been exhibiting under the warm sun of Los Angeles for the last four years. She plans to continue for many more years finding new ways to express herself on both the canvas and in the 3D world.

 

Contact Nancy at assistant@uusm.org, (310) 829-5436 x102 for info/weekday appointments.

 

Contact Beverly Alison for further info about the artist or about an artist you would recommend for an exhibit on our Art Wall.