2014 W2S SERIES
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2014 W2S SERIES |
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March 20 - May 29, 2014
Missed the opening? Click the link to see a video of David's performance, Composition for Paper Shredders, Chord Organs, Fire-bell and Objects https://vimeo.com/89765568 March 20 - May 29, 2014 David Colagiovanni: Video Music A 2014 W2S Exhibition MAIN GALLERY
David Colagiovanni's current work is an investigation of time and space, including physical space, virtual space and metaphorical space. Within the context of onstage instrumental and sound equipment destruction by rock and other musicians, beginning with Peter Townshend in 1964, Colagiovanni's Video Music exhibition of videos, digital stills and live performance turns his acts of destruction into the act of making, which, as the artist explains, "results in works that contain sounds and images that would not have been possible without their previous destruction." David Colagiovanni is an artist/composer living and working in Athens, OH. He is interested in the reconfiguration and sequencing of video, space and sound. Colagiovanni received his BFA at The University of Maine (2002), Orono, and his MFA from The University of North Carolina (2005), Chapel Hill. His video and sound works have been exhibited in festivals and galleries internationally including: The British Ceramics Biennial, Neon Digital Arts Festival in Dundee, Scotland, SNAP in Alberta, Canada, File Hypersonica in São Paulo, Brazil, Zeiss Planetarium in Jena, Germany, Gallery SC in Zagreb, Croatia, Simultan Media Arts Festival in Timisoara, Romania, and the Immersive Film Festival in Espinho, Portugal. Recent exhibitions in the United States have included solo and collaborative shows at HereArt in NYC, Lump Gallery in Raleigh, NC, Morehead Planetarium in Chapel Hill, NC, and Gallery 621 in Tallahassee, FL. Colagiovanni is a member of the artist group Team Lump and a considerable amount of his practice exists in collaboration with artist Melissa Haviland under the moniker of Haviland & Colagiovanni.
March 20 - April 17, 2014
Sara Holwerda's work is an investigation into the role of performance, video and photography in the construction of female identity. The way the female body is depicted in American media, and how these idealized depictions create a set of standards for how real women should look and behave, is a central concern that she addresses in her print, video and performance work. She plans to transform the exhibition space into a temporary cabaret that will take a deep look into the place women hold in our visual culture, and how that manifests itself. Particular in this will be the stereotypical seductive role women have in entertainment, advertisements and art. Performance The Fall includes such characters to re-imagine a "fall of man."
The Fall is a Links Hall Fiscally Sponsored Project. Sara Holwerda holds a MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art (2012) and a BFA from the University of Michigan (2002). She has participated in performances, exhibitions and screenings nationally, including at Defibrillator Performance Gallery in Chicago, IL, The Armory in Pasadena, CA, Lexington Art League, KY, Detroit Artists Market and the Cranbrook Art Museum, both in MI. She lives and works in Chicago.
April 24 - May 29, 2014
A 2014 W2S Exhibition EUCLID AVENUE GALLERY
Through her artwork Amanda Briede repeatedly attempts to capture and contain her immediate, highly ephemeral feelings when experiencing a rock n' roll concert. Having an entire gallery, for the first time, has allowed her to move away from the objects that she has used before to the most fleeting of these rock concert sensations – the lights and the sound vibrations only – for a totally immersive experience. She wants "to create a sort of universal concert experience, a place to bring back memories of your favorite show, and perhaps almost feel like you are there again. A place where, if you are anything like me after a concert, you could go to feel recharged, energized and inspired." The Kentucky Center's Governor's School for the Arts provided significant support for New Moon Ball. Amanda Briede received her Masters of Fine Art from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2011 and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelors of Fine Art from the University of Louisville in 2009. Amanda has shown work in Covington, Lexington, and Louisville, Kentucky, and in Richmond, Virginia. She has given lecture at Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Louisville. Amanda is represented in Louisville by PYRO Gallery and is currently serving as their Gallery Coordinator. |
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The Sculpture Center is a not-for-profit arts institution dedicated to the advancement of the careers of emerging Ohio sculptors and the preservation of Ohio outdoor sculpture as a means to provide support for artists and to effect the enrichment, education, enjoyment, and visual enhancement of the Cleveland community and greater region. The Sculpture Center receives generous support from The Callahan Foundation, the Kulas Foundation, The John P. Murphy Foundation, the Bernice and David E. Davis Art Foundation, The George Gund Foundation, studioTECHNE|architects, the Leonard Krieger Fund of The Cleveland Foundation, Sculpture Center board members, and many individual donors to Friends of The Sculpture Center. Additional generous public funding comes from the citizens of Cuyahoga County and the state of Ohio through:
Gallery hours: Wednesday through Friday, 10 AM to 4 pm, Saturday 12 noon to 4 pm or by prior appointment (Free Parking, Handicapped accessible) |
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