4th Annual Altoids® Curiously Strong Collection
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March
1 - 30, 2002 Opening Reception: Friday, March 1st, 6:00 - 8:00 pm
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Highlights of the 4th Annual Altoids¨ Curiously Strong Collection include: John Espinosa's sculpture "Things You Can or Cannot Learn from TV," two headless, taxidermied deer colliding into a thin sliver of fluorescent plexiglass; Erik Hanson's "Untitled, (69 Love Songs)," a series of process-based drawings documenting his subjective listening experiences during a pop album;
Yun Fei Ji's "Hanging Garden," a classical Chinese landscape-style painting that infuses often troubling modern urban imagery with the beauty and splendor represented in this traditional artistic genre; Shirley Tse's "Diaspora? Touristry?," part of a photographic series in which Tse juxtaposes conspicuously artificial looking sculptures made of blue bubble wrap with the vast and daunting landscapes of Utah and Colorado; and Dave Muller's "Pollock Sketchbook (Icy Landscape '52-'53)," a unique appropriation of a famous Charlie Brown cartoon about Jackson Pollock that continues Muller's examination of the structures and artifacts of the art world.
At the completion of the Boston exhibition, the collection will travel to Maimi, Los Angeles, and San Francisco before returning to New York. The show Includes work by: Jesse Bransford, Trisha Donnelly, Sam Easterson, John Espinosa, Barnaby Furnas, Luis Gispert, Erik Hanson, Yun-Fei Ji, Brad Kahlhamer, Katrina Moorhead, Dave Muller, Shane O'Cadja Nash, Dread Scott, Ben Snead, Shirley Tse, Torbjorn Vejvi, Courtney Walker, Dan Webb, John Williams and Amir Zak.
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