Grace Sachi Troxell: Potato Séance
Potato Séance is the thesis exhibition of Grace Sachi Troxell (M.F.A. '21) and includes new sculptures made of steel, clay, vegetables, and other organic matter in various states of growth and decay. Potato Séance has been funded in part by the Cornell Council of the Arts.
The Herbert F. Johnson Museum is available to Cornell students, faculty, and staff authorized to be on campus per Cornell's current campus policy. If possible, please call to make an appointment to view the exhibition at (607) 255-6464, and use the side entrance (Gussman Wing) to enter the museum; the main entrance (Appel Lobby) is closed due to construction.
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