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Relics And Constellations: Hybrid Work Of Paul Catanese, Robert And Elaine Stein Galleries
Relics And Constellations: Hybrid Work Of Paul Catanese, Robert And Elaine Stein Galleries
Exhibition and Program Catalogs
This catalog is from an exhibition of work by artist, Paul Catanese. Originally held at Robert and Elaine Stein Galleries at Wright State University from October 23, 2011 through January 8, 2012.Relics and Constellations, features a collection of different works in a variety of media that range from prints, to modified Gameboy Advance consoles, to site specific installations.
Time's Body Of Evidence: An Interdisciplinary Look At Health And Aging, Wright State University Art Galleries
Time's Body Of Evidence: An Interdisciplinary Look At Health And Aging, Wright State University Art Galleries
Exhibition and Program Catalogs
A catalog for an exhibition examining the aspects of aging and health and featuring the work of nine artists. The exhibition ran from September 9 through October 15, 2006 and featured works in a variety of mediums including bronze sculpture, oil on canvas, video, and more.
Sites Of Recollection: Four Altars And A Rap Opera, Museum Of Contemporary Art At Wright State University
Sites Of Recollection: Four Altars And A Rap Opera, Museum Of Contemporary Art At Wright State University
Exhibition and Program Catalogs
A program from an exhibition featuring the works of artists Jenni Lukač, Angel Suarez-Rosado, James Luna, Renée Stout, and Y. David Chung. The exhibiton also included a panel discussion called As the World Turns-Culture, Compromise, and Ritual in the '90s.
Perry Hoberman: Faraday's Garden, Museum Of Contemporary Art At Wright State University
Perry Hoberman: Faraday's Garden, Museum Of Contemporary Art At Wright State University
Exhibition and Program Catalogs
In Perry Hoberman's electronic garden, evocative of happier and simpler times when the American Dream was the "General Electric Home," the concept of sculpture is being redefined and stretched to its limits. Hoberman, in a sort of tribute to Michael Faraday's electronic genius, recycles outdated and, at times, archaic-looking household appliances and tools in our room-sized installation. In this expanded version of the original Faraday's Garden, which was exhibited in 1990 at Postmasters Gallery in New York City, each of the appliances is activated by walking on electronic footpads on the floor, resulting in a sculpture that seems to have …