Sherry Owens and Art Shirer worked night and day in the Gallery to install a site-specific, brand new installation titled Entangled. They transformed the Gallery into a wild, turbulent environment, confounding our normal perceptions of interior and exterior. Entangled involved giant spiral “vortexes” wound together from wire, natural, and manmade objects. Texas-native Owens has gained a national reputation for her exquisite, labor intensive sculptures made primarily from crepe myrtle wood. Her collaborator, Art Shirer, has been a practicing artist for decades.