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Let's CU Well will include a featured research presentation from Kim Dickey, Q&A and a wellness participation challenge.
Join in person at the Chancellor's Hall in CASE or online through our Zoom live-stream.
Dickey describes her topic this way: "Learning to “pay attention” is fundamental to arts education. It provides opportunities to encounter our surroundings more closely, to connect to histories through material exploration and to understand that every act of attention has the potential to shift our perception of the world we live in." Dickey will share how her creative projects foreground the value of art as that of making space, as well as how almost any act of making can acknowledge and honor our relations with others.
Abstract drawing, between thought and action Tuesday, September 21, 5 p.m. (with 4:30 p.m. tour)
Virtual and in-person options.
Moderated by Jarett Earnest
Featured Artists: Marina Kassianidou, linn meyers, Jason Stopa and Tim Whiten
In connection with our exhibition Tim Whiten: Tools of Conveyance, join us for a hybrid panel event, Abstract drawing, between thought and action. Our moderator and panel artists will be virtual. Guests have the option of attending in person at the museum or via Zoom at 5 p.m. For those joining us in person, you are invited to arrive at 4:30 for a conversational tour of the exhibition by curator Sandra Q. Firmin just before the panel event.
Jeanne Liotta, Associate Professor, Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts
Solo exhibition at the Microscope Gallery, NYC, The World is a Picture of The World, featuring a new body of work incorporating drawing, collage, photography and projection that are inspired by and often include among their materials 20th Century NASA 35mm slides of the universe that were frequently offered in planetarium and other similar gift shops.
And a simultaneous show at the Armory Show 2021
Exhibited at the Amory Show: "Photographic light box collages by Liotta point to natural phenomenon — especially astronomical events — that are not only directly involved in the making of the artworks but are used to suggest larger environmental concerns such as climate change, global warming and the positive and negative contributions of humans and their technologies on the planet and beyond."
Marina Kassianidou, Assistant Professor, Painting and Drawing
Exhibition: Intermission Museum of Art | Archive: Volume I
Stand4 Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, USA
September 10 – October 23, 2021
Featuring collaborations from: Jodi Hays + Ayanah Moor | Lindiwe Matshikiza + Flora Parrott | Lynn Silverman + Jason Sloan | Mira Dayal + Marina Kassianidou | Lauren K. Alleyne + Matthew Fischer | Mike Cloud + Nyeema Morgan | Aurora de Armendi + Jessica del Vecchio | Kate Casanova + Sarah Faye McPherson | Jaimini Patel + Carli Toliver | Ana Čavić + Sally Morfill | Rose van Mierlo + John Ros
This group exhibition represents a new collaboration between Stand4 Gallery and Intermission Museum of Art (IMA) whereby hosting the digital archive, Stand4 Gallery becomes IMA and vice versa. As a fictional museum and performative project, IMA challenges the status quo on the social role of museums by engaging with its fictional structures of operation. It explores the tangible effects fictionality has in the social and economic world and suggests alternative models of exhibiting while sparking meaningful conversations. Its online form enables IMA to exist in several places at once and reach multiple audiences. It is neither real nor unreal, but can be read as a critical text. Its second form is performative: IMA is both artwork and museum. It can only exist through the hospitality of others.
Union Hall, Denver
Thursday, September 9 from 6-8 PM
Opening reception for exhibition: Chain Letter! No reservations are required.
Masks are encouraged! For information on exactly where to find us, click here.
If you have questions about accessibility for this event, contact us at info@unionhalldenver.org.
Chain Letter is a group exhibition co-curated by artist Alexander Richard Wilson and Union Hall’s Chief Curator Ari Myers (CU Alumna, MA 2017), featuring the work of Jason Abrams, Micah Dillman, Eseosa Edebiri, Cory Feder, Madeline Job, Grace Kennison, and Alexander Richard Wilson. Opening on September 9, 2021, just days before the 20th anniversary of September 11, 2001, this exhibition includes a group of millennial artists hailing from around the country, over half of which are currently Denver-based. This exhibition attempts to gently reveal something about our current moment, where promises about American Exceptionalism have come unwoven for many. This is felt poignantly by the millennial generation, who feel toned by the pages of history, re-reading diligently and then making edits for clarity and honesty in the present with contemporary hands and eyes.
Selected as a 2021 emerging artist. SculptureX Symposium 2021: Art and Agency 2, Pittsburgh, PA
Dennis will be showing, participating, performing in the symposium Sept. 16-18
Through an interdisciplinary and multisensory practice, Dennis seeks to elucidate the invisible lines of molecular materiality that bind us and investigate what implications these chemical markers have for identity, community, and ecology.
The 12th SculptureX Symposium, Art & Agency 2, explores the ways artists are establishing contemporary sculpture practices that connect and interact broadly, often bypassing disciplinary, even national boundaries in their attempts to reshape the world.
Museum of Boulder Voces Vivas Call for Submissions
Deadline October 15
The Museum of Boulder is working on an exhibit called Voces Vivas about stories from Boulder County’s Latino communities and is calling for the community to include their art and family legacies. This call for submissions is aimed at a multigenerational range in the Latino Community.
With everything you would like to include, please write or audio record a story to go with it.
These things will be exhibited for a year, February 2022 - February 2023. The Museum will take meticulous care of your treasures and be sure they are returned to you in the same condition as they receive things. Photos will get scanned and you keep your originals.
To complete the interest form or ask any questions, contact Emily Zinn at emily@museumofboulder.org or call 303-449-3464, ext-3, or contact Linda Arroyo Holmstrom at ldarroyo@comcast.net or call 303-990-1459 (hablo español).
Boulder Experiments in Art and Technology
Art Submission for the B.E.A.T. Exhibit
Seeking artists to collaborate on immersive, tech-based installations that may optionally be interactive.
Submissions due Monday, September 20, 2021
Show opens October 30, 2021 (Installation the preceding week)
Contact us with any questions about this call: JifferH@gmail.com