Margaret Naylor

Margaret Naylor's five sculptural pieces will remain on view through July 19,1986. The work combines architectural references and painting with installation sculpture. Specifically, modernist architectural formal elements are combined to communicate the dilemma between the relationship of the natural world and man-made forms. Architecture is interpreted in her installation pieces in the component use of solids and voids or the yin and yang dealt with in modernist painting, architecture and nature.

The examination of contradictions in the historical content in her work speaks of art and architecture in a Modernist era. This topic will be addressed by Trevor Boddy, in a lecture entitled: *MOD-PoMo-NeoMod: Stylistic Cycles in Recent Art and Architecture* Tuesday, July 8, 1986 at 8.00 pm at the Contemporary Art Gallery.

A view of an artwork through a dark tube-like structure. 

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Several sculptures and small paintings in a gallery space. The sculptures are black and concrete, and are on several different white surfaces including a plinth, a side table, and a scissor lift.

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A closeup of a sculpture in a gallery. It is made of 3 narrow black pyramids stacked together on a scissor lift, placed on white wood planks. Behind the sculpture, there is a black divider wall.

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Several artworks in a gallery space. Most of the works are black sculptures on white surfaces. At the entrance, a partial view of a clear plastic sheets with black letters reading "Margaret Naylor." 

Margaret Naylor

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