By Ann Nichols
Staff Writer
During the past 10 years, Isaac Duncan’s sculpture has evolved from social-based investigations to the manipulation of space and form.
An exhibition, showcasing a decade of Duncan’s work, is on display at Bessie Smith Cultural Center through Feb. 29. Visitors will not only be able to see completed works by the sculptor but also a process corner or “mini studio” that contains the tools Duncan uses. A poster explaining his process, along with a small DVD player that loops a video interview of the artist, is included in the show, too.
Duncan’s process is direct and intuitive.