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Manifest Creative Research Gallery: 6th Annual RITES OF PASSAGE and TEMPO Works About Time - 16 Apr 2010 to 14 May 2010 Current Exhibition |
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Untitled by Abigail McLaurin
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main gallery RITES OF PASSAGE Curated by Tim Parsley Conceived and initiated in 2005, The Rites of Passage exhibits were developed in order to support student excellence by offering a public venue for the display of advanced �creative research�; to promote young artists as they transition into their professional careers; and to bring the positive creative energies of regional institutions together in one place. With this sixth annual installment of the Rites series, Manifest offers a $300 best of show award to encourage and support excellence at this career level. The Rites call for submissions was open to students graduating or expecting to graduate in 2009, 2010, or 2011. A total of 530 works were submitted by 90 artists. Out of these, a set of 131 semi-finalist works were narrowed down to 10. The 2010 Rites of Passage exhibit features these ten works by eight artists from 7 schools in 5 different states. The exhibit will include works of painting, photography, drawing, and mixed media by: Leigh Bornhorst (Senior, Miami University - Oxford) Jase Flannery (2009 Gradaute, Ohio State University) John Grgas (Junior, University of Cincinnati) James Linkous (Senior, Austin Peay State University) Stacia McKeever (Senior, Western Illinois University) Abigail McLaurin (2009 Graduate, Coker College - South Carolina) Aidan Schapera (2009 Graduate, University of Cincinnati) Emily Schnellbacher (Senior, Herron School of Art and Design) drawing room and parallel space TEMPO Works About Time Because we're born within the context of time, like fish in water, we forget that it too is a medium. It is a part of all we do. When we're young, time seems to pass very slowly. As we age it seems to move more swiftly. All forms of art are affected by time. Some artists realize this, and it becomes the content and subject of their work. Regardless of whether it be overt "time-based media" (works that, by design, change over time) or subtle references to time in works made by more traditional means, TEMPO is an exhibit that sets out to feature art that addresses Time in some way. For this exhibit 236 artists submitted 450 works for consideration. Twenty-one works by the following 19 artists were selected for presentation in the gallery and catalog. Sarah Bliss (Montague, Massachusetts) Carol Boram-Hays (Columbus, Ohio) Mike Celona (Rochester, New York) Jessi Cerutti (St. Louis, Missouri) Mike Crane (Lexington, Kentucky) Bill Domonkos (Oakland, California) Ivan Fortushniak (Indiana, Pennsylvania) Ghosh (Athens, Ohio) Leanne Hemingway (Iowa City, Iowa) Lance Hunter (Tahlequah, Oklahoma) Jonas Kulikauskas (with Matas Gediminas Kulikauskas) (Los Angeles, California) Lawrence McGarvey (Westport, Connecticut) Armin Mersmann (Midland, Michigan) Greg Sand (Clarksville, Tennessee) Filippo Tagliati (Grand Rapids, Michigan) Lynn Tomaszewski (Shorewood, Wisconsin) Duat Vu (Springfield, Missouri) Art Werger (Athens, Ohio) Ye Mimi (Forest Hills, New York) |
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