Thursday May 16, 6:30 - 8:30
at the
Patterson-Appleton Art Center in Denton.
In geometry a prism is a kind of polyhedron that can take on an amazing number of shapes. It also, in geology, a kind of sedimentary deposit, but we generally know it as a crystal hanging from a string in sunlight window that splits white light into dots of rainbow color, which darts and bobs in delightful array across the walls and furniture, prompting hearts to gladden and spirits to rise. Its ability to split light into its diverse components in order to reveal the glory of each color is reflected in the ribbons of the maypole and then by its dancers, who weave the colors back together into their original whole. This time, however, the true value of each hue remains shining boldly forth, enhancing and complementing one another.
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