“Composed to Decompose,” a new exhibition at Unison Arts Center, features installations that explore the relationship between decomposition and ecological rejuvenation. The exhibition is co-curated by Lecturer Michael Asbill and features work by many Department of Art faculty, students and alumni. Read more about “Composed to Decompose” in the New Paltz Times, and visit Unison Arts Sculpture Garden at 68 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz, to experience these works in person.
