Virtual conversations with University of Colorado Boulder Master of Fine Arts candidates and Arielle M. Myers.
Wednesday, May 19, 6:00—7:00 p.m. Registration is required.
Fearturing: Joelle Cicak, Dalton Frizzell, Dallas Guffey and Shelby MacAuliffe
Wednesday, May 26, 6:00—7:00 p.m. Registration is required.
Featuring: Alejandra Abad, Sam Bares, Robert Martin and Mikey Yates
Arielle M. Myers is a curator based in Taos, New Mexico and Denver, Colorado. Arielle earned her Master's degree in Art History from the University of Colorado Boulder. She is a founding member of Union Hall, a non-profit arts exhibition space supporting emerging artists in the Union Station neighborhood of Denver, where she continues to hold the position of Chief Curator. In 2020, she relocated to Taos and opened The Valley, a contemporary art gallery presenting exhibitions of emerging and early career artists both local and national.
May 27 – June 20
Opening Reception : May 27th 5-8pm
Alejandra Abad: Un País Olvidado: Reliquias de Vigencia (Forgotten Country: Relics of Agency)
The Arbor Institute presents the public MFA thesis exhibition of artist Alejandra Abad: an immersive installation of animated vignettes – composed with Venezuelan objects, found footage, imported goods, food, and stories – that exist in a magical realist visual landscape, weaving real stories and fiction together to embody collective memories about immigrant survival. The shared and unique experiences of Venezuelan migrants are expressed through non-linear animations of mythological structures born from the trauma, memories, and nostalgia that have resulted from being forced to leave one’s country in search of a better life.
Amy Hoagland and Jennifer Cole will join Arbor Institute Directors Sam Randall and David Levitt, Firehouse Art Center Curator Brandy Coons, and NeST Co-Director Tara Knight for an online panel discussing the project and its research findings on May 18th at 7pm via zoom. > Register for the link here.
Article: An ongoing exploration of heaps of ‘shoddy’.
TATTER promotes the consciousness of cloth by considering, and celebrating cloth's intrinsic and essential relationship in human life - through portals that include but are not limited to: art, shelter, comfort, science, commerce, and culture.
