I will have a piece of sculpture in this group show:
Art Exhibition: Lapse
Dates: May 22-June 18 2010
Place: Lobot Gallery, 1800 Campbell Street, Oakland CA
Curators:Ross Campbell, Jeremiah Jenkins
Artists: Erica Gangsei, Adam Hathaway, Carrie Hott, Gary Hubbs, Claire Jackel, Paul Kos, Sasha Krieger, Mick Larusso, Jennifer Locke, Stephani Martinez, Marshall Maurice, Aaron Rosenstriech, Niki Shapiro, Renetta Sitoy, Natalie Sorenson, Jamie Spinello, Lucrecia Troncoso, Kristen Van Patten, Ben Venom, Jesse Walton, Rebecca Whipple, David Wiley, Ned Wyss.
The exhibition Lapse explores perspectives of time. What is time? What frames perceptions of past and future? What does it mean to be timeless? Artists often play with our linear sense of time, compressing historical and cultural places. As well, through the common desire of excavating the past, envisioning the future, and of adding to the voices that offer differing views of collective and personal memories. The artists participating in Lapse each have varying interdisciplinary practices and areas of interest in the subject of time. The works on display convey senses of time through concept and material, sometimes offering added interpretations to the motivating intents of the artists themselves. What the viewer is confronted with is a multi-directional look at visual representations that challenge the perceptions of a more ordered narrative of place and time.
www.lobotgallery.com
Hope you get a chance to seeeeee
Art Exhibition: Lapse
Dates: May 22-June 18 2010
Place: Lobot Gallery, 1800 Campbell Street, Oakland CA
Curators:Ross Campbell, Jeremiah Jenkins
Artists: Erica Gangsei, Adam Hathaway, Carrie Hott, Gary Hubbs, Claire Jackel, Paul Kos, Sasha Krieger, Mick Larusso, Jennifer Locke, Stephani Martinez, Marshall Maurice, Aaron Rosenstriech, Niki Shapiro, Renetta Sitoy, Natalie Sorenson, Jamie Spinello, Lucrecia Troncoso, Kristen Van Patten, Ben Venom, Jesse Walton, Rebecca Whipple, David Wiley, Ned Wyss.
The exhibition Lapse explores perspectives of time. What is time? What frames perceptions of past and future? What does it mean to be timeless? Artists often play with our linear sense of time, compressing historical and cultural places. As well, through the common desire of excavating the past, envisioning the future, and of adding to the voices that offer differing views of collective and personal memories. The artists participating in Lapse each have varying interdisciplinary practices and areas of interest in the subject of time. The works on display convey senses of time through concept and material, sometimes offering added interpretations to the motivating intents of the artists themselves. What the viewer is confronted with is a multi-directional look at visual representations that challenge the perceptions of a more ordered narrative of place and time.
www.lobotgallery.com
Hope you get a chance to seeeeee