Caam
Courtyard Series: Charles Dickson: Metaphors
at
California African American Museum
Sep 24,
2015 - Apr 10, 2016
Charles
Dickson is a prolific artist who is widely known as a public artist with the
ability to create studio works ranging from assemblage, functional art and
sculptures using various materials such as wood, found objects, metal, and
glass. During the creative process Charles Dickson imagines the raw materials
before him being transformed into images, elements and shapes that will
represent and symbolize the essence of the concept he envisions. Through this
rendering process a metaphor will emerge illustrating how he seeks to convey
and represent his views about a particular subject. Dickson creates five
"metaphors" in the form of sculptures consisting of various mediums
to transform the space, tell a story and engage the viewer through whimsical visual
designs.
Source: caamuseum.org/
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