St. Louis-based installation artist, Cameron Fuller, will return to the Toledo Museum of Art again, after his most recent visit during November 2014 when he transformed the walls of Canaday Gallery for the International Visual Literacy Association conference using masking tape. In conjunction with Play Time, Fuller will be back, giving the walls his signature line work and architectural style with another fantastic Masking Tape Installation, with this process beginning Wednesday, July 15 through July 20, and the installation will be on display through Labor Day Weekend. To get the inside scoop on his work, Fuller will explore the idea of space and illustration during an Artist Talk at 2pm on Saturday, July 18 in the GlasSalon. Following the talk, watch him work.
Toledo Museum of Art, 2445 Monroe St. 410-255-8000. toledomuseum.org playtime.toledomuseum.org Free
St. Louis-based installation artist, Cameron Fuller, will return to the Toledo Museum of Art again, after his most recent visit during November 2014 when he transformed the walls of Canaday Gallery for the International Visual Literacy Association conference using masking tape. In conjunction with Play Time, Fuller will be back, giving the walls his signature line work and architectural style with another fantastic Masking Tape Installation, with this process beginning Wednesday, July 15 through July 20, and the installation will be on display through Labor Day Weekend. To get the inside scoop on his work, Fuller will explore the idea of space and illustration during an Artist Talk at 2pm on Saturday, July 18 in the GlasSalon. Following the talk, watch him work.
Toledo Museum of Art, 2445 Monroe St. 410-255-8000. toledomuseum.org playtime.toledomuseum.org Free
