Flux, an art installation by Crystal Wagner, seems to merge into the fabric of its surroundings
WALNUT CREEK – Crystal Wagner’s Flux – an art installation that dominated the Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek, California with its organic, free-flowing forms last summer – featured scraps of ‘birthday-party tablecloths’ fastened to an ar
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