As part of the celebration of the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Feigenbaum Center for Visual Arts, the department is presenting “Practices: The Visual Arts Department Faculty and Staff Exhibition.”
Rachel Stern's wallpaper serves as the backdrop for works by Allison Conley, Laini Nemett, Jack Shaefer/Odsbodkyns, and Effie Rapant. Fernando Orellana's work with the teakettle is visible at the right. (Photo by Effie Rapant)
The show, in the Crowell and West galleries, brings together more than 60 works across a variety of media, including painting, printmaking, photography, robotic art, sculpture, installation and theatrical costume and set design.
Artists whose work is on display include Allison Conley, Laini Nemett, Fernando Orellana, Effie Rapant, Jack Shaefer and Rachel Stern.
An opening reception is set for Friday, Oct. 23, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
“Practices can be rehearsals and repetitions,” states a description of the exhibit. “Practices can be rituals, whether spiritual or mundane. Practices can be the refinement of material technique through the conjunction of hand, mind, and eye. Above all, practices are constant experimentation, restless elaboration and a devotion to process, not just product.”
A virtual tour of the exhibit can be found at this website.
The exhibit runs through November 22.
