NETWORK: ANNOUNCEMENTS & OPPORTUNITIES

On this page we will include listings of exhibition announcements and opportunities supplied by sculpturefest artists. If you have anything to contribute to this section, please email: NETWORK


Charlet Davenport
Muse on the Ottauquechee
installation: ceramic, wood, marble
Commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of Hiram Powers in Woodstock
Woodstock Historical Society
26 Elm St., Woodstock, VT
June 11 - September 20
802-457-1822

Matt Bucy
Powers of Bush
video installation
2-artist show with paintings by Michael Stewart
Cooler Gallery
85 N. Main St.
White River Junction, VT
June 11 - July 31

"Powers of Bush" is also being shown this fall at Jon Tomlinson Gallery, New York; Koos Gallery, Long Beach, CA; Vermont International Film Festival, Burlington, VT; Space Gallery, Portland, ME; and on November 15 Cine Salon, Hanover, NH features "Video All Messed Up," a screening and talk about my experimental films, and maybe some not so experimental ones.

"Powers of Bush" has been awarded Second Prize at "Perceptions of Our President" A Juried Exhibition, Juror, Kristina Newhouse, September 11 - October 29, 2004.

The following information is excerpted from the Gallery's web site:

Koo's Art Center, in partnership with OPEN, presents: "Perceptions of Our President", a juried national exhibition designed to artistically encapsulate the varied and diverse perceptions of our 43rd President, George W. Bush. The motivation for this exhibition is nested in the Koo's mission statement, "…to promote social awareness…through the arts."

Sensationalism has been used throughout American History to promote political agenda. With "Perceptions of Our President", we hope to explore the impact of a mega-media culture and how it is used to influence perceptions. The Dictionary defines perception as the quality, state, or capability, of being affected by something external; sensation; sensibility. "Perceptions of Our President" is a rumination on the impact of sensationalism in our modern culture.

The juror, Kristina Newhouse is curator of the Joslyn Fine Arts Gallery in the City of Torrance. She is a reviews editor and regular contributor to the Los Angeles arts publication X-Tra. She has also contributed to Art+Text, Artnet, Sculpture, and New Art Examiner.


 

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