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Exposition « Connection to Place » au CCC Art Center Gallery
Quatre artistes explorent différentes manifestations d'environnements naturels et fabriqués dans le processus de création artistique. À partir du regard photographique, ils abordent la relation entre l'homme et le paysage.
du 14 novembre 2013 au 30 avril 2014
Connection to Place – CCC Art Center Gallery
Clatsop Community College presents an exhibit of photography and graphics that examines the influence of environment on perception and creation of work. “Connection to Place” opens at the CCC Art Center Gallery, 1799 Lexington Avenue, Astoria, on Thursday, November 14 at 6pm, and continues through January 16, 2014.
Four artists – Terri Warpinski, Nate Manny, Melissa Mankins, and Michael Granger – explore the varied manifestations of natural and fabricated environments (things perceived by eye or camera or microphone), their effects on the creative process, and connections between humans (physical or spiritual) and landscapes (real or imagined). The work captures what could be perceived as ordinary and makes it extraordinary by illuminating this rich tapestry of connections. The Exhibit is curated by Jacob Covey, David Homer and Lucien Swerdloff.
The exhibit’s participating artists will also present their work and processes for creating photographic and graphic design projects, Thursday, November 14, at 3pm in the CCC Art Center, Room 115. This presentation is free and open to the public.
Clatsop Community College
1651 Lexington Avenue
Astoria OR 97103
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