McClymont Exhibit at CAM Raleigh

Meet exhibiting artist Alistair McClymont 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, at CAM Raleigh.

Works planned for the exhibition include several large inflated steel forms that demonstrate the effect of changing air pressure upon a sealed form, and a tornado produced using a humidifier and fans strapped to a simple scaffolding structure. The title of the exhibition is borrowed from the eponymous artwork Everything we are capable of seeing, McClymont’s nighttime rainbow. The colors produced by this installation represent every hue that a human being is capable of seeing.

CAM Raleigh is located at 409 W. Martin Street, between Harrington and West streets in the heart of Raleigh’s warehouse district. CAM Raleigh has a parking lot and additional parking is available at metered spots on the street and at the parking lot at 201 W. Davie Street. General admission is $5. Free to members, children 10 and under, and College of Design students, faculty and staff (with ID).

CAM Raleigh is a collaboration of the College of Design and the Contemporary Art Foundation.