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End as Beginning
November 16–January 25
Exhibition Opening: November 16, 2–4 p.m.
End as Beginning features sculptural and installation-based works by Randi Hokett, Zara Kuredjian, and Patricia Liverman that foreground rupture, perception, and time as dominant forces that shape our worlds and our understanding of ourselves within them.
Through their creative practices, Hokett, Kuredjian, and Liverman explore events and conditions where control and chaos coexist such as volcanic eruptions, the alchemy of an artist’s studio, and the order of the cosmos. Their resulting paintings, sculptures, and mixed media artworks are both graceful and rough, delicate and intense, and evocative of things earthly and beyond.
Artist Panel Discussion with Randi Hokett, Zara Kuredjian, and Patricia Liverman
Saturday, January 18, 2 p.m.
Join artists Randi Hokett, Zara Kuredjian, and Patricia Liverman for a panel discussion and learn more about their works on view in the exhibition End as Beginning. The discussion will touch upon the creative practices of each artist, themes and concepts that inspire their artworks, and how they complement each other in the exhibition.
For Me and You
November 16–January 25
Exhibition Opening: November 16, 2–4 p.m.
For Me and You features multidisciplinary artworks by Ann Phong and Gloria Gem Sanchez that celebrate kinship and legacy and draw attention to our collective impact on the ecosystems we inhabit and pass on to future generations.
Phong and Sanchez use recycled materials, pigments and paints, and organic and unconventional objects to create sculptural and two-dimensional artworks informed by their experiences in their respective diasporas. Their independent art practices overlap in a shared ethos of environmental sustainability and commitment to honoring intergenerational experiences and knowledge.
Exhibition Walkthrough & Discussion with Ann Phong and Gloria Gem Sánchez
Saturday, January 11, 3 p.m.
Don't miss out on this exhibition walkthrough and discussion with Ann Phong and Gloria Gem Sánchez. Learn about the creative, cultural, and personal relevance of the artworks on view in the exhibit as well as how themes of kinship and environmental stewardship resonate among them.
