Boston sculptor to perform 'Weather Scores' piano concert

Posted October 04, 2017 11:00 pm

Submitted by Aurora University

"Changing Waters," a data, reed, wood, rope and paper sculpture, is among 20 weather science-based pieces showcased in "Strange Weather: Nathalie Miebach" by the Boston artist through Dec. 13 at Aurora University's Schingoethe Center museum in Aurora. Courtesy of Al Benson

Boston artist Nathalie Miebach will perform "Weather Scores," original pieces for piano, at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 12, at Aurora University's Tapper recital hall, 1315 Prairie St. in Aurora.

The public is invited. Admission and parking are free.

The concert is In conjunction with the artist's "Strange Weather: Nathalie Miebach," an exhibit of 20 weather science-based sculptures at the university's Schingoethe Center museum, 1315 Prairie St. in Aurora.

"Strange Weather" runs through Dec. 12. Museum hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.

After an exhibit-opening reception Sept. 28, Miebach delivered a public slide lecture, "Weaving Science Data into Sculpture and Music," in Tapper Hall.

For details, call (630) 844-7843 or (630) 844-7844 or visit aurora.edu/museum for more information.

"Copley Square," a watercolor and Bristol paper sculpture, is among 20 weather science-based pieces showcased in "Strange Weather: Nathalie Miebach" by the Boston artist through Dec. 13 at Aurora University's Schingoethe Center museum. Courtesy of Al Benson

Boston sculptor Nathalie Miebach, left, greets a visitor during a Sept. 28 opening reception for her "Strange Weather: Nathalie Miebach," an exhibit of 20 weather science-based pieces through Dec. 13 at Aurora University's Schingoethe Center museum. Courtesy of Al Benson

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