| What
we saw when we got there
Janurary 10 - February
8
Opening Reception: Friday, Janurary 10, 7-9 PM
Gallery hours: Wednesdays-Saturdays, 1-6 PM
| What We Saw
When We Got There is a show of conceptually based drawing, with
'drawing' defined in its broadest possible terms. The art works featured
in the show are disparate in focus and content, ranging from digital
projection and video to maps and architectual plans, and are linked
by investigation of place. |
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Featured
Artists:
Nathan Burazer
Jason Byers
Sarah Cain
Rita DiLorenzo
Amanda Eicher
Sheila Ghidini
Lucy Harvey
Amanda Hughen
Zoey Kroll
Albert Reyes
Jennifer Starkweather |
Nathan Burazer
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image3)
Microscopic, botanical, insect, animal, human and celestial
forms inspire the shapes and inform the color palette in Nathan Burazer‚s
new series of animations. In digitally scanning or drawing with the computer
mouse, the individual shapes are manipulated into orientations that reflect
life forms and systems. Some moments are symmetrical, ordered, harmonious,
while others feel imbalanced and confusing. These systems are autonomous,
but will mutate together to form something new, if only to once again
grow apart. Burazer arrived in animation through his practice of painting
and drawing. "I see my animation work as kinetic painting. I enjoy
capturing the impulse of painting and drawing in digital space-time as
well as in the physical space-time, for me they are not very different.
I am able to reveal all layers on the continuum from the process of painting."
Sarah Cain
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image1, image2,
image3)
color & form >>> activate & engage
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physical space
Rita DiLorenzo
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Red Drawing series: This work is primarily about color;
the psychological landscape of a fabricated environment dominated by situational
color. I wanted to describe a landscape that explored the relationship
of an obvious change in perception due to a dramatic happening or event.
Photographs in the work play on the boundaries of reality and fantasy.
Zoey Kroll
Fingers, Mouth.
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Boys describe their navigation through the nooks and crannies of the female
anatomy, providing the soundtrack for the filmmaker‚s own visual and manual
explorations. Fingers wander through a shifting landscape of black holes,
loopholes, and rabbit holes that might just lead to wonderland.
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