Drawn from the collections of the artist’s son and daughter, local collections, and the Morris’s permanent collection, this exhibition featured more than fifteen carved wood sculptures by Nathan Bindler, for many years a mainstay of Augusta’s cultural community. An accomplished musician and visual artist, he was the first chair violist in the Augusta Symphony for many years and taught art at Augusta College from the time of his arrival in Augusta in 1968 until his retirement in 1980. After his retirement, he remained on campus, working in a studio as the college’s artist-in-residence, a bracing presence who stayed actively engaged with students and the life of the college.