Art Center Sarasota for two informative artist talks: DAVID ZALBEN: LINE & SPACE -wire sculpture installation on March 11 at 2:30pm; WOJTEK SAWA: THE WALL SPEAKS – interactive installation currently at the Florida Holocaust Museum on March 12 at 3pm
Please join us in the gallery at Art Center Sarasota for two informative artist talks
DAVID ZALBEN: LINE & SPACE -wire sculpture installation on
March 11 at 2:30pm
WOJTEK SAWA: THE WALL SPEAKS – interactive installation currently at the Florida Holocaust Museum on
March 12 at 3pm
David Zalben –March 11 | 3:00pm
Line and Space
Artist talk at Art Center Sarasota, Gallery 2, FREE
Currently exhibiting “Line and Space” in Gallery 2, David will be at Art Center Sarasota on Wednesday, March 11, 3:00 – 4:00pm to meet the public and talk about his work and process.
This informal talk will enlighten viewers on the inspirations of David’s work both in his current installation, which is a recreation of his bedroom in wire and his other installations of wire work. www.davidzz.com/
Wojtek Sawa – March 12 | 3:00pm
The Wall Speaks – Voices of the Unheard
Artist talk at Art Center Sarasota, Gallery 2
Suggested donation of $10 goes to help this exhibition travel to other museums around the world
The exhibit is currently at the Florida Holocaust Museum until April 29. On Thursday, March 12, 3pm at Art Center Sarasota, Wojtek Sawa, Sarasota based conceptual and multimedia artist will talk about his interactive installation, “The Wall Speaks” and the topic of interactive art and its role in contemporary art. He will also show slides, video clips and photos from the exhibit.
The Wall Speaks Exhibition has attracted considerable media attention including a recent front page article in the Sarasota Herald Tribune. Mr. Sawa, a native of Poland, has exhibited his participatory installations in museums and art venues in Europe and in the U.S. including Art Center Sarasota (Give a Wrinkle, Give a Story). He will address Polish-Jewish relations in the wake of a renaissance of Polish-Jewish dialog with the building of “Polin” the world’s largest museum of Jewish history in Warsaw, the recent Oscar winning film Ida and the Wall Speaks Exhibition itself.
Dedicated to those today, no matter what ethnicity, religion or color whose voices are unheard and who suffer at being treated as less than fully human. -Wojtek Sawa
attention including a recent front page article in the 
including Art Center Sarasota (Give a Wrinkle, Give a Story). He will address Polish-Jewish relations in the wake of a renaissance of Polish-Jewish dialog with the building of “Polin” the world’s largest museum of Jewish history in Warsaw, the recent Oscar winning film Ida and the Wall Speaks Exhibition itself.
