Join Curatorial Fellow Rochelle Steiner as she and Art & Nature featured artist, Kelly Berg, discuss Berg’s multi-location installation piece, Pyramidion. Sprinkled throughout Laguna Beach, the pyramids of Pyramidion vary in sizes and colors to reflect the ever-shifting nature of the landscape. The temporality of the installation parallels much of the earth’s landscapes that shift and change due to weather, geology, and the effects of climate change.

Advance tickets recommended.

Museum members: $20
Non-members: $30

Kelly Berg is a Los Angeles based artist who creates paintings and mixed media sculptural works that explore the ever-shifting nature of our world. Known for her compositions depicting the movement of tectonic plates, volcanic eruptions and dramatic geologic formations, Berg’s works offer a new perspective within the context of contemporary landscape and the sublime. The integration of geometric forms within her compositions and the recurring imagery of pyramids emerging from dark rifts in the earth create a visual framework that symbolizes a convergence of the human and natural worlds.

Rochelle Steiner is a recognized curator, writer, and Curatorial Fellow at Laguna Art Museum. She has organized over 60 major art exhibitions and large-scale public art projects in the United States and abroad. She has published books on artists Sarah Charlesworth and Do Ho Suh (DELMONICO • PRESTEL, 2017 and 2014), among other artists.