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"MAPS" The world is a very small place or maybe not. Three artists interpret maps. September 21 - November 2, 2004 |
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MICHAEL FABIAN Artwork Bio Statement |
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"Quackistan" 1996 Oil on Canvas My continuing series of double image map paintings brings the subcontinent into focus. Nuclear armed Pakistan and India are in confrontation over the disputed region of Kashmir. Only the mentality of a quack would go so far as to deploy nuclear force and destroy humanity. |
"Study for Chimera" 1997 Color pencil on tracing paper |
"Chimera" 1997 Oil on canvas 88" x 68" |
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TAMARA KOSTIANOVSKY Artwork Bio Statement
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"Origins" from the Hair-Maps Series 2004 Site-Specific Installation Carriers of my DNA, I consider these maps to be self-portraits -cartographies of my own experience as an immigrant. In Hair-Maps, race and gender converge to deconstruct simple notions of subjectivity, elaborating ideas that resonate in the complexity of exile in the contemporary world. |
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| MARK STAFFORD Artwork Bio Statement
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"Who will you be wearing?" explores the apocalyptic fallout from an economic standpoint, as well as, pokes fun at the relationship between fashion and identity. 2004 Site-Specific Installation |
"Who will you be wearing" detail |
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