The Muskegon Museum of Art opened a new exhibition earlier this month, Russell Prather: Layers and Light, that will run until Jan. 17.
The solo installation-style exhibition will feature Prather’s works such as multiple flat layers of opaque and translucent surfaces that create illusions of three-dimensional forms that change depending on the viewer’s perspective.
Prather work has been featured at ArtPrize. In addition to being an artist, Prather is a professor at Northern Michigan University, where he teaches interdisciplinary English and honors courses on 18th-century literary and visual culture.
A Q&A with Prather and a virtual walkthrough of the exhibition will be available Oct. 22 on MMA’s YouTube channel.
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