Despite the ideal acoustics for the performance of this music, Miller said, the floor plan of the museum does not lend itself to traditional concert performance or audience seating. As a result, the audience will be seated in three of the four rooms of the museum. To accommodate each separate audience, the entire choir will move from room to room, encircling the audience while performing, before processing to the next room. The acoustic effect of the travelling choir will change each time the choir proceeds to a different room, providing a variety of aural experiences for each audience. Included will be works in watercolor, pastels, and pen and ink and charcoal drawings.
Works range from realistic images to abstracted and non-representational compositions.
Horizontal bands of color create simplified landscapes. Black and white charcoal drawings contrast against the color oriented pieces emphasizing form and tonality. Graham, who is working on his bachelor's of fine art degree in studio art, will be available at the opening reception to discuss his work and answer questions. The programs are co-sponsored by the Region VI Education Service Center. He has developed dozens of cooperative learning strategies which are used worldwide, and is known for his lively, witty presentations.