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SUMMARY:That Day\, We Looked Happy: Rowan Renee
DESCRIPTION:February 23 – March 25\, 2023 \nThat Day\, We Looked Happy is a series of kiln-formed glass “album pages” created from the collection of personal photos and documents the artist inherited after their father’s death in prison. Through the artist’s recomposition of these images\, which span their father’s three marriages from the 1940s to the 2000s\, they call attention to the dissonance between the nostalgic scenes depicted\, and the undercurrents of intergenerational trauma that are not visible. By retelling their family history to openly acknowledge family secrets\, Renee envisions the artistic process as an important tool for processing complex grief\, and forging new pathways to healing. \nRowan Renee (b. 1985\, West Palm Beach\, FL) is a Brooklyn-based artist who explores how queer identity is mediated by the law. In their research-led practice\, they collect imagery\, text and documents that address the intergenerational impact of gender-based violence and incarceration from State records and family archives. They use analog techniques – including darkroom photography\, printmaking\, loom-weaving\, and stained-glass – to engage their genderqueer body in labor that materially transforms histories of trauma. Installed as immersive installations\, these artifacts become counter-archives that complicate official narratives of truth and justice. \nThis exhibition was originally shown at Five Myles (Brooklyn\, NY) in 2021.  It was supported\, in part\, by the Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant.
URL:https://arts.wells.edu/event/that-day-we-looked-happy-rowan-renee/
LOCATION:String Room Gallery\, 170 Main St.\, Aurora\, NY\, 13026\, United States
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SUMMARY:Wells in Review: Annual Student Exhibition 2023
DESCRIPTION:Wells College Visual Arts Faculty organize this annual exhibition\, selecting representative pieces from introductory to advanced courses in a range of disciplines. This year’s exhibition includes handmade books\, photography\, ceramics\, video\, sculpture\, mixed-media work\, and creative writing. \nFeatured Student Artists: \nSarai White; Moeko Mizukami; Mandy Chen; Nia Etienne; Paige Taylor Wilson; Sol Rios; Maria Mironova; Brandi Bradley; Saoirse Murphy-Collins; Olive Blair; Ethan Yanacheak; Alexandria Holbrook; Daniel Rosenberg; Rosemary Byington; Sasha Brady; Luna Kolz; Fiona Chavez; Rebecca Lewis; Jiaying Wang; Noah Stoddard; Nathaniel Phillips; Annie Hyde; Sasha Lamoree
URL:https://arts.wells.edu/event/wells-in-review-annual-student-exhibition-2023/
LOCATION:String Room Gallery\, 170 Main St.\, Aurora\, NY\, 13026\, United States
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