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R O U N D  W E A T H E R

  Exchange the Experience 

         July 10 - August 28, 2021

         Artists' Reception: Saturday July 24, 3-6 PM

          Viewing Room

Exchange the Experience is an art exhibit gathering views on work and pleasure while exploring the leisure and labor of vision.  Works by Michael Arcega, Tana Quincy Arcega, Ali Dadgar, Kota Ezawa (courtesy Haines Gallery), Cora Lautze, Frances Lerner, Collin McEachran, and Felicita Norris also often inhabit different places on the shaking terrain between abstraction and figuration.  The artists often sew in their practice (practice being a watchword for art as labor, concerted valued labor).  They as often layer their work formally and/or critically.  To see is to sew.  Deconstructive, pragmatic, and transfigurative, to sew is to make two things one.  

The names (above and below) link to Artists' Statements.

 

Preview:

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      Michael Arcega, In Tents: Hydrant2010, poly-tarp, tent poles, mosquito netting, ropes & mixed media, 3.5 x 5 x 7 feet

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    Tana Quincy ArcegaAlways Enough, 2018, spackling paste

   and acrylic on PVC mesh and bath towel, 20 x 36 in. framed
 

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Ali Dadgar, Radiant State: Beijing, 2017,

digital print on paper, 21 x 15 in. in. unframed

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Kota Ezawa, Reclaim a Space of your Own, transparency in light box, 40 x 30 in., courtesy Haines Gallery and t.w.five

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Cora Lautze, Rise and Grind, 2021,

silkscreen on Stonehenge, 26 x 34 in. framed, Edition of 10

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   Frances Lerner, The Classroom, 2020-21, oil paint,

needle felted wool, wire & wire mesh on panel, 15 x 20 in.

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Collin McEachran, Ash & Lost Speech, 2021, 

acrylic on yupo paper, 20 x 26 in, unframed

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    Felicita Norris, I Just Found Out I Was White!, 2012, acrylic on canvas, 72 x 44 in unframed 

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