observing the creative phenomena / observando el fenomeno creativo

FEMINISMOS: CUERPO. CONDUCTA. ARTIFICIO MUESTRA TEMÁTICA DE LA COLECCIÓN PERMANENTE

MSA-xperimental–Art, Collections, Conceptual, instalation, Museum, painting, photo's, politics and art, preformance, Print, skulpture, sound art, textiles, video art–April 8, 2008December 29, 2017

Feminismos: Cuerpo. Conducta. Artificio
Muestra temática de la Colección Permanente
13 de marzo al 20 de julio de 2008
Salas MCS y Sala 2

This show has some potential, we loved the videos and some of the artwork, but found it somewhat a small show, maybe its the definition or limitations the curator put on her self, or the space available.

video of the show

FREDRIC SNITZER GALLERY,Fredric Snitzer Gallery is pleased to present a summer group show of forthcoming and recent MFA graduates from Columbia University. This exhibition, comprised of twenty-one emerging artists, highlights a diverse range of culture makers across intersecting disciplines and media. Each artist explores different ideas and themes within their work while collectively building a cultural web of our current reality, thinking critically about materials, histories, social dynamics, and what the future holds.

FREDRIC SNITZER GALLERY

Collection Focus is a series of exhibitions that draw from works that have been a part of MOCA’s permanent collection for decades and create new ways to engage with past and recent acquisitions. The first in the series, Light Play, presents works that range from John Espinosa’s installation Standing Still While We Move Across Land, which explores UV light as a metaphorical energy source, to Jo Nigohossian’s formalist sculptures, Steel and Neon Sprawl, which was inspired by the flashing neon of a Las Vegas hotel from her childhood.