By Brian Goslow
MILTON, MA – Linc Cornell’s solo exhibition, “Antarctica,” a collection of original digital prints and sculpture by the Boston area artist, opens on January 11 and continues through February 8 at Milton Academy’s Nesto Gallery in the Art & Media Center at 170 Centre Street, Milton, Mass. Nesto director Ian Torney and Cornell, who visited the Antarctic in December 2011, curated the exhibition. Photographs from that expedition are complemented by a series of glass sculptures Cornell created in the Linda Ross Art Studio with Peter Houk from the M.I.T. Glass Laboratory.
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