Sam Moyer's Soft Sculptures and Reliefs Featured in artcritical Summer Group Show

artcritical's summer group exhibition presents Sam Moyer's sculptures and reliefs from the 1960s to the present, highlighting their soft qualities. The show investigates how meaning is constructed within contemporary contexts of multiplicity and extensive options. Moyer's work spans several decades, demonstrating an evolution in material approach while maintaining a focus on tactile, yielding forms. The exhibition runs during the summer season, organized by the artcritical journal as part of its programming. This presentation offers viewers an opportunity to engage with Moyer's artistic development across different periods. The thematic exploration centers on interpretive frameworks in an era characterized by diverse perspectives and plentiful alternatives. Works on display include both three-dimensional sculptures and wall-mounted relief pieces. The selection emphasizes the artist's consistent engagement with pliable materials and surfaces throughout her career.