2009 Exhibits
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Melissa Pokorny: UltraJanuary 28 - March 1, 2009Melissa Pokorny's idiosyncratic sculptural works wryly explore the delicate and transient relationships between the natural and the artificial, order and chaos, and high art and kitsch. |
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American Art From the Permanent CollectionJanuary 28 - May 10, 2009An exhibition featuring highlights of American Art - from the mid-19th century through the current day - from the University's collection. |
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[RE]WIND 4.0: Contemporary Video Art,2000-2009January 28 - May 10, 2009The first installment in a four-part series of exhibitions that present a survey of contemporary video art, from its beginnings in the 1960s through the current day. Participating artists include: Nevin Aladag, Carlos Amorales, David Claerbout, Joan Jonas |
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White NoiseFebruary 17 - May 10, 2009An exhibition featuring the work of contemporary artists who, by engaging a wide range of conceptual strategies – and the reductive sensibility of Minimalism – create works that problematize the mediated experience of representation by challenging notions of perception. Participating artists include: Waltercio Caldas, Gabriel de la Mora, Stephen Irwin, Marco Maggi, Letitia Quesenberry, Regina Silveira and Robert Yoder. |
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Chris Gentile: Always The SunMarch 11 - April 12, 2009New York-based artist Chris Gentile's work - a hybrid of sculpture and photography - probes the indexical gaps between things and their depictions, and explores the ways that photographic mediation disrupts our understanding of sculptural objects. |
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2009 Senior Art ExhibitionApril 23 - May 17, 2009An exhibition featuring the work of graduating studio art majors. The 2009 Senior Art Exhibition are free and open to the public. |
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Meredith BrickellSeptember 9 - October 16, 2009Meredith Brickell’s hand-built ceramic forms examine the public and private, and evoke both the vastness of a landscape, and the objects that shapes one's experience of place. |
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How Soon Is Now: Contemporary Art from the Permanent CollectionSeptember 8 - May 11, 2010A selection of works in a wide range of media and forms that highlight the diverse formal, material and conceptual approaches to art-making and the perpetually shifting nature of contemporary art. |
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Sonja HinrichsenNovember 4 - December 11, 2009Sonja Hinrichsen's multi-media installations map the cultural, social and historical aspects of natural, urban and industrial environments. |
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