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At the Table is a group exhibition that explores our intimate and communal relationships with food and investigates the many ways these connections were severed or challenged during the 2020-21 lockdown triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through artworks, documentary photography, recorded narratives, and ephemera, this exhibition creates space for reflection on the role food plays in our lives as individuals and in our communities and traces the effects of the pandemic on the ways we interact with and consume food.
Artworks and documentation on view will use food as both subject and material to speak to and create community, examine personal histories and narratives through ingredients and culinary traditions, and respond to social injustices related to food production and distribution.
The artists, projects, and collaborations included in the exhibition are Jackie Amezquita, Champions Feed Champions presented by the Inglewood Community Fridge, domingo presented by The Crenshaw Dairy Mart and The Mistake Room, Yrneh Gabon, Yeu “Q” Nguyen, Francisco Palomares, and alvaro parra.
Organized by Heber Rodriguez, Exhibition Manager / Assistant Curator, Armory Center for the Arts.
Learn more at armoryarts.org/table.
Photo by Ian Byers-Gamber. Courtesy Armory Center for the Arts.
Creative Stars: Lost is Found
14 Jan - 19 Feb 2012
Installation shot
Andrea Booker
still life (2011)
Remains (2011)
Image courtesy Cornerhouse, Manchester
Photo credit Paul Greenwood
an older pic
at the hirshhorn museum's sculpture garden, i thought this guy was an installation. however, and even with some interactivity on some sculptures, when the drool started coming down and making his shirt wet, i figured out it was just some guy asleep.
Plein Air is a group exhibition that explores shifting ideas of western landscape, painting, and fieldwork. Traditional plein air painting, which typically involves painting outdoors in a single sitting to capture a vista in a certain quality of light, is taken as a point of departure to consider the ways in which humans use, observe, record, and commune with the land. In this exhibition, the practice of plein air painting is considered in the context of land surveying and settling, public and private space, multidisciplinary onsite research, art history, and the embodied experience of being there. Outdoor painting from observation is approached as ground truth—as bearing witness—a way to experience, process, and understand a range of physical landscapes, and our relationship to them.
The exhibition includes work by Susanna Battin, Esteban Cabeza de Baca, iris yirei hu, KB Jones, Hillary Mushkin, Sterling Wells, and Paula Wilson. The exhibition was organized by guest curator Aurora Tang for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson. An expanded version will be on view in the Armory’s Caldwell Gallery from July 21 to December 10, 2023.
Learn more at armoryarts.org/exhibitions/2023/plein-air/
Photo by Jackie Castillo. Courtesy Armory Center for the Arts.
Installation photo by Roger Castonguay, Jr. of The Defining Photo, LLC.
Nancy Graves: Inspired Vision
On view at the Joseloff Gallery April 14, 2009 through June 28, 2009
Installation of Pastor Candice Combs at New Life Lutheran, May 23, 2021 Preaching: Bishop Sue Briner
Light installation by Antoine Schmitt, Fête des Lumières de Lyon, 8 Dec 2011. www.citysleeplight.com/debrousse
At the Table is a group exhibition that explores our intimate and communal relationships with food and investigates the many ways these connections were severed or challenged during the 2020-21 lockdown triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through artworks, documentary photography, recorded narratives, and ephemera, this exhibition creates space for reflection on the role food plays in our lives as individuals and in our communities and traces the effects of the pandemic on the ways we interact with and consume food.
Artworks and documentation on view will use food as both subject and material to speak to and create community, examine personal histories and narratives through ingredients and culinary traditions, and respond to social injustices related to food production and distribution.
The artists, projects, and collaborations included in the exhibition are Jackie Amezquita, Champions Feed Champions presented by the Inglewood Community Fridge, domingo presented by The Crenshaw Dairy Mart and The Mistake Room, Yrneh Gabon, Yeu “Q” Nguyen, Francisco Palomares, and alvaro parra.
Organized by Heber Rodriguez, Exhibition Manager / Assistant Curator, Armory Center for the Arts.
Learn more at armoryarts.org/table.
Photo by Ian Byers-Gamber. Courtesy Armory Center for the Arts.
Title: Charles Friley, Installation
Date: 1936
Description: President Friley's inauguration in State Gym, 1936.
ID: 2-9-E.Friley.58-04-02
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