Tides: A Prelude
A Virtual Exhibition | In-Person Exhibition Open through April 25
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NATURE is the driving force of this riveting exhibition based on the gravitational pull of the sun and moon on the earth's bodies of waters. Exploring the spectrum of color, shape and frequency of sound, artist Arica Hilton's paintings delve into the meaning of the TIDES in a direct and indirect menu of materials, both real and metaphorical.
Hilton's works consist of oil on canvas and acrylic on acrylic canvasses reimagined to address contemporary environmental issues such as climate change, plastic pollution and our oceans and its inhabitants, expressed through art, music and poetry. Hilton partnered with Conductor Vladimir Kulenovic to conceptualize this exhibition and the multidisciplinary performance, Nature in Concert, which launches in January. Price list upon request. New Hours starting in April: Wednesdays 10am - 3pm. Sundays available by appt. |
Nature in ConcertA PROGRESSIVE ART AND MUSIC EVENT
Four Dates: April 17, 18, 24 & 25 Join Arica Hilton and Vladimir Kulenovic for the first of Brushwood Center's new "Nature in Concert" series. Enjoy a personalized tour of Tides: A Prelude at Brushwood Center, followed by an exclusive installation viewing and intimate live concert featuring both artists at the Riverwoods Village Hall. |
About the Artist
Arica Hilton, Artist and Global Advocate
Arica Hilton is a Mediterranean born artist, gallerist, curator, and poet who has devoted herself to capturing the beauty of water, the most valuable element on earth. Her work is layers, depth, limpidity. It is also a message: recycled bits of micro-plastic infuse the fairy-tale colors, highlighting the very real human impact on water and its consequences for the planet.
Arica Hilton is a Mediterranean born artist, gallerist, curator, and poet who has devoted herself to capturing the beauty of water, the most valuable element on earth. Her work is layers, depth, limpidity. It is also a message: recycled bits of micro-plastic infuse the fairy-tale colors, highlighting the very real human impact on water and its consequences for the planet.
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Hilton’s own artistic pursuits began with writing poetry and expanded to painting when she began to illustrate her poems. Her artistic evolution sparked an interest in the realm of creation, and she discovered mathematics, physics, quantum mechanics, and string theory. Her studies solidified her passion for environmentalism when she learned that stars are nothing more than another extension of humanity – that the elements in the bloodstream are the same elements that comprise a star. The interconnection was what Hilton had been searching for her whole life. As Hilton says, “We are the same as a star. How beautiful is that?” Today, Hilton is a visual artist, poet and global advocate who travels worldwide to enrich her life and the lives of others. She is based in Chicago, where she is the director of Hilton Asmus Contemporary, a gallery platform that she leverages to support artists and environmentalists who seek change for a better world.
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