Carly Slade, an artist and assistant professor at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, creates mixed-media dioramas that delve into the intricate relationships among buildings, architecture, and community economies. Her latest exhibit features recreations of homes and businesses from her native Philadelphia, crafted using clay, embroidery, and building materials sourced from Google images. The exhibition is designed to provoke thought regarding how architecture reflects and influences community life. The exhibit is on display at the New Museum in Los Gatos until June 15.
Carly Slade's current exhibit showcases her unique mixed-media dioramas, examining the deep connections between architecture, community, and economy through intricate recreations of her hometown.
Utilizing materials like clay and embroidery, Slade's artwork invites viewers to reflect on the social implications of buildings and the community's economic narratives.
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