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Documentation of “At Them Not Through Them.”
To view documentation of Paul Cowen and Michael Hunter’s “At Them Not Through Them” CLICK HERE.
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Documentation of “Vibrator”
Vibrator
Jacob Goudreault and Carmen Price,
With Special Guests, Billy Kang, C.J. Matherne, and Tyson Reeder
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April 17th- May 1st, Bret Schneider: DE – -
April 17th through May 1st.
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Bret Schneider
Opening reception, April 17th, 6pm to 10pm.
DE- -
{ an overwhelming amount of printed paper, arranged found sounds transmitted loudly, (mis)interpreted ideas from www.idbnk.com, banal labor, & played words in a small space }
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Documentation of Sarah Elliott: Elastic Strategies for Making Vertical Moves on a Horizontal Trajectory and Horizontal Moves on a Vertical Trajectory
Click HERE to view documentation.
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Vibrator: Jacob Goudreault, Carmen Price and guests.
Vibrator
Jacob Goudreault and Carmen Price,
With Special Guests, Billy Kang, C.J. Matherne, and Tyson Reeder
March 6th- March 20th.
Opening Reception: March 6th, 6-10pm.
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Documentation of Jorge Mujica’s “Going To Work.”
Click HERE to view installation shots.
A walk-through video of the installation.
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“To Come From” new work by Gracen Brilmyer
Based on the artist’s time spent while living in Sweden, Gracen Brilmyer’s latest show, “To Come from” is a site-specific body of work that sifts through memories while living abroad. Working intuitively within self imposed time constraints, Brilmyer embraces the unique possibilities and foibles inherent within the printmaking process. Creating layers by printing over original drawings, paintings and other prints, the final pieces reference both reality and characters form the artist’s own imagined narratives. Drawing influence from traditional comic books, the passage of time is depicted as multiple points within a single panel.
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