Sticks Laid in Patterns and Other Mundane Oracles
Works by Wren Ross
Alice Gallery
JUL 14 - SEPT 8, 2017
Gallery Stroll Aug 18, 6-9pm
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Please join us for Gallery Stroll August 18th, 6-9 pm. Reception will feature Ford Christensen on cello.
Sticks Laid in Patterns and Other Mundane Oracles is a works on paper exhibition by Wren Ross that asks us to re-evaluate our everyday surroundings and circumstances. Ross drew inspiration from communities built upon oral storytelling traditions and those who rely on reworking cultural myths to inform their futures. The resulting body of work is an experiment in the development of new signs and stories that presents an aggregate of symbols, landscapes, and mythological figures to be interpreted by the viewer.
Watch the 15 Bytes video interview with Ross here.
Image: Wren Ross, The Blue, Ink, screen print ink, gouache, color stick, casein, ash, salt, graphite, 2017
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Under the Influence
Eight Local Artists Influenced by Animation
Rio Gallery
JUL 14 - SEPT 1, 2017
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Thanks to everyone that attended Gallery Stroll, and to City Weekly and 15 Bytes for coverage of the exhibition. Also, don't miss the opportunity to learn more about Heather Mahler, in this month's edition of Slug Magazine. Additionally you can catch artists, Trent Call, Jason Jones, Heather Mahler, and Mike Murdock at the Craft Lake City DIY Fest August 11-13th.
Image: Heather Mahler, Moon, 2017
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UP NEXT
DesignArts Utah '17
Rio Gallery
SEPT 8-OCT 20, 2017
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Read more here.
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Proposals for the Rio & Alice Galleries will be accepted July 29–September 3, 2017for exhibitions that will take place in March–July of 2018. New to our programs? See where we've been here. |
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