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SUMMARY:"Underwater Bottleneck" by Elizabeth Criss and Sari Scheer
LOCATION:Adams Square Mini Park Gas Station\nAdams Square Mini Park Gas St
 ation
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DESCRIPTION:"Underwater Bottleneck" reimagines the Gas Station as a dee
 p-sea tableau..\nhttps://glendaleca.libnet.info/event/16329893
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><em>Underwater Bottleneck</em>&nbsp\;reima
 gines the Gas Station as a deep-sea tableau. Schools of fish crafted from 
 discarded plastics and repurposed wine bottles float gracefully overhead\,
  as jellyfish drift above a glowing mound of empty jugs &ndash\; a scene t
 hat reflects both ocean resilience and fragility. Glass bottle fish\, fill
 ed with plastic debris\, reveal the dangers ocean life faces when they mis
 take our trash for food. This playful transformation invites viewers to re
 consider everyday choices and discover creative solutions to marine plasti
 c pollution.</p>\n<p>A native Angeleno and multidisciplinary artist\, Eliz
 abeth Criss holds a Bachelor&rsquo\;s degree in Art from California State 
 University\, Northridge. Her work has been featured in the&nbsp\;Los Angel
 es Times\,&nbsp\;Daily News\, and other notable outlets. Known for her ima
 ginative public art installations\, Elizabeth explores puzzling scenarios 
 amidst the extraordinary wonders of everyday life. Her art is driven by a 
 deep passion for the natural world and a dedication to bring attention to 
 environmental concerns.</p>\n<p>Sari Scheer is a Northridge-based glass ar
 tist whose work exemplifies environmental stewardship through the creative
  transformation of discarded materials. By repurposing glass bottles and w
 indow glass\, Sari crafts intricate\, glistening creations that reveal the
  beauty and versatility of these often-overlooked resources. Her artistic 
 process incorporates techniques such as etching\, sandblasting\, torchwork
 \, and kiln firing\, resulting in visually stunning and conceptually engag
 ing works.</p>\n<p>This temporary art installation is generously sponsored
  by the <a href="https://www.glendaleartsandculture.org/">Glendale Arts &a
 mp\; Culture Commission</a> through funding from the <a href="https://www.
 glendaleartsandculture.org/urbanartprogram">Urban Art Fund</a>\, with supp
 ort from <a href="https://www.glendaleca.gov/government/departments/librar
 y-arts-culture">Glendale Library\, Arts &amp\; Culture</a>\, <a href="http
 s://www.glendaleca.gov/government/departments/community-services-parks">Gl
 endale Community Services &amp\; Parks</a>\, and the <a href="https://www.
 adamshill.org/">Adams Hill Neighborhood Association</a>.</p>\nhttps://glen
 daleca.libnet.info/event/16329893
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