IN COLLABORATION: Juried Exhibition of Metals and Jewelry
"IN COLLABORATION" is a juried exhibition that asks artists to consider who or what their collaborators are, and write an artist statement that elaborates on the way it occurs within their practice.
On view Oct. 9-Nov. 8 in Bevier Gallery. A closing reception and juror discussion is set for 5 p.m. Nov. 6 in the gallery. All are welcome.
For the exhibition, RIT's College of Art and Design welcomed entries of work from all artists and makers, both traditional and non-traditional jewelry and/or object materials and techniques will be considered. Works were selected by invited jurors Luci Jockel and Zach Mellman-Carsey.
Exhibition artists: Sue Amendolara, Sarah Bouchard, Christy Conrad, Sol Diaz, Brice Garrett, Christy Georg, Jill Baker Gower, Janna Gregonis, Gideon Hermann, Holland Houdek, Yushan Huang, Margaret Jacobs, Luci Jockel, Katie Kameen, Megan Kerr, Noah Kiehne, Mingjeong Kim, Steven KP, Terrence Lavin, Jingyi Li, Xingyi Li, Mary Lucking, Larissa McPherson, Zach Mellman-Carsey, Lisa Musante, Freeman Osabutey, Suzanne Peck, Chelsea Nanfelt Rowe, Clayton Salley, Jess Tolbert, Anh Vu, Bryce Wall, Dongyi Wu, Xiohan Wu, Danni Xu, Lila Zeichner, and Renee Zettle-Sterling.
More about "IN COLLABORATION"
When we conceptualize what it means to collaborate, we think of working together, in conjunction and jointly with another. Jewelers and metalsmiths do this inherently. We create adornment and objects that work in tandem with the body. We wear the jewelry or we interact physically with the forged spoon or raised cup. However, as jewelers and metalsmiths in the 21st century, we not only collaborate with the body but also with other human beings, animals, tools, machines, materials, time, and places to name a few.
Pictured: work by Clayton Salley
Event Snapshot
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Open to the Public
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