“Glass Gardens” is an animated allegory of the role creativity plays in the survival of the human spirit. The protagonist wanders the dystopian ruins of a consumer culture, gathering relics, and creating new works. “Glass Gardens” is a black and white graphite-on-paper, cut-out animation. The film utilizes a variety of animation techniques: cutout sequential drawings, jointed characters, drawing and erasing under the camera, replacement animation, and in-camera special effects. The original was shot on 16mm film on Crafts' homemade animation stand.
Exhibit will be in the Freedman Gallery from March 22 - April 24
Freedman Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday 9:00A-5:00PM and Sunday 1:00-4:00PM
• Artist’s Virtual Lecture, Sun., April 3, 3 p.m., via Zoom EE
Visit the website for more information
https://www.albright.edu/about-albright/buildings-facilities/center-for-the-arts/freedman-gallery/
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