Jen Urso and Bill Berry

Phoenix artist Urso will take rock-carving tools in hand to dismantle a heavily adorned 350-pound boulder and create instant "chip art" that viewers can take home. She'll also show her video Conversation Scribble Tangle. New Orleans native Berry unveils a new video installation with the Hurricane Katrina devastation at its...

By Clay McNear

January 3, 2008

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Phoenix artist Urso will take rock-carving tools in hand to dismantle a heavily adorned 350-pound boulder and create instant "chip art" that viewers can take home. She'll also show her video Conversation Scribble Tangle. New Orleans native Berry unveils a new video installation with the Hurricane Katrina devastation at its core. (His Hurricane Katrina Trash is pictured.)
Fri., Jan. 4, 7 p.m., 2008

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