Labyrinths & Ley lines: Cari Bennett Bollinger work inspired by ancient and sacred patterns at Barnwell Center, Shreveport

Cari Bennett Bollinger exhibit at Barnwell center, Shreveport
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Cari Bennett Bollinger's art show at Barnwell Center is entitled “Invisible Roads: The Art of Sacred Geometry.” It will be on view through Sun, May 18, says Freda Powell.

The inspiration for the series came from Cari’s exploration of the Christian labyrinth – a prayer walk path found in some ancient churches such as the Chartres Cathedral in France. Her exploration, says Powell, led her to explore the concept of “sacred geometry” – geometric patterns often used in sacred art and architecture.

Also on exhibit at the Barnwell Center is “Portraits in Pastel” highlighting the work of Christie Saye Cassell. A reception will be held in honor of her portrait work on Sun, May 4, 2 - 4 pm.

Barnwell: Tues through Fri, 10 am to 4 pm;
Sat, 10 am to 5 pm;
Sun, 1 pm to 5 pm.
318-673-7703.