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Inside&Out: A Public Art Project at DHMC
In November of 2008, the New England Foundation for the Arts awarded Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and co-applicant the AVA Gallery, a $10,000 grant to develop a public art plan for the Lebanon campus. As part of its planning process, DHMC Arts will sponsor a series of forums to gather input from DHMC employees and patients about what types of art projects they'd like to see at DHMC. All sessions are free of charge and will include refreshments.
Wednesday, October 14th, 7:30-8:30 am, Volunteer Services Office, breakfast served
Wednesday, October 21, 6-7 pm, DMS 2 East and West, dinner served
Wednesday, October 28, 12-1 pm, Auditorium B, lunch served
Come be a part of the future of art at DHMC. Please rvsp to elisabeth.w.gordon@hitchcock.org.
New sculptures by Sibylle Pasche installed at DHMC
Five large marble orbs have appeared on the grounds of DHMC at the intersection of Loop Road and the approach to the Cancer Center/East Entrances. Their smooth, organic shapes recall seed pods or eggs and invite the curious passerby to approach, reflect and touch.
Pasche on her work
“I try to take away the optical weight... carving and hollowing out... I always want to explore the inside of a sculpture, this huge infinite space and give it an image by creating the way to it. Sometimes it’s a hole, a sort of a door to pass through, sometimes a slit like a wound, opened by force and the outside form becomes a protective shell. You have to be careful with this mysterious place...”
About Sibylle Pasche
Sibylle Pasche was born in Switzerland and studied at the Liceo Artistico in Zurich, where she also taught sculpture. She maintains a studio in Switzerland and one in Carrara, Italy, where her work was shown in the XII International Biennale of Sculpture. She has exhibited at numerous venues in Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Germany, South Korea, and Taiwan. Pasche's work in numerous private and public collections including the University of Daegue, South Korea, and The Historic Center, Tarcento, Italy, among others.
Riflesso di Stelle is on loan to DHMC courtesy of Spheris Gallery, Hanover.
