The practice of seeing the sublime in nature is at the heart of Saget’s practice—and something she mines in her first New York City solo exhibition, “and the world came apart,” which opened at Trotter&Sholer on November 7.
The practice of seeing the sublime in nature is at the heart of Saget’s practice—and something she mines in her first New York City solo exhibition, “and the world came apart,” which opened at Trotter&Sholer on November 7.
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