Birth by Fire | Mary E. Black Gallery | Galleries | Halifax, Nova Scotia | THE COAST

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a screen grab of Hope-Simpson's work

Birth by Fire

When: Nov. 11-Jan. 22 2017

This collection of ironwork sculptures by Ian Hope-Simpson are meditations on the play of light on surfaces, the pattern of lines, and the relationship of proportion of the solid material and spaces between them.

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