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Hudson County Community College Cultural Affairs
Quantum Overdrive
Curated by Fred Fleisher
Quantum Overdrive Opens: March 3, 2017
Quantum Overdrive Closes: April 19, 2017
When deciding to curate this show, I looked at the working methods of the various artists and their systems of variety within a studio practice. I took as my lead an exhibit I previously curated that was inspired by the strange function of quarks at the quantum level. As with that show, I believe this larger grouping of artists will result in a dynamic exhibit of contradictions and unique approaches. Specifically, with each artist there is a shaping of reality, materially speaking, or a defining of reality in terms of content. ~Curator Fred Fleisher
Exhibiting artists include Jude Broughan, Marguerite Day, Ketta Loannidou, Joanne Leah, Tricia McLaughlin, Helen O’Leary, Rachel Phillips, Laurie Riccadonna,
Adie Russell, Savannah Spirit, and Woolpunk.
A World Where We Belong
Curated by Arthur Brusco & Raymond Mingst
A World Where We Belong Opens: March 3, 2017
A World Where We Belong Closes: April 19, 2017
Reception & Curator Talk: March 28, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The inspiration for this exhibition comes directly from Georgia Brooks. As a young woman Georgia had heard that you could find anything on 42nd Street in New York City. So, she set out to find some books–books that might somehow relate to her as a lesbian. The books Ms. Brooks found, 'helped me to not feel isolated and gave me hope that I might find a lesbian, or some lesbians, so eventually I found a lot of them.' ~Curators Brusco & Mingst
A World Where We Belong exhibition highlights Hudson County artists, writers, and musicians sharing seminal works of art, writing, music, and objects that, like Ms. Brooks, helped them find themselves reflected in the world at large.
Texuate: A year-long rotating exhibition of text-based
work by visual artists.
Curated by Michelle Vitale
Meg Klim Exhibition Opens: January 21, 2017
Meg Klim Exhibition Closes: March 17, 2017
Christine Vidal DaCruz Exhibition Opens: April 6, 2017
Christine Vidal DaCruz Exhibition Closes: June 1, 2017
The Benjamin J. Dineen III and Dennis C. Hull Gallery supports local artists through a variety of solo exhibitions throughout the College campus. Spring semester exhibitions include Meg Klim and Christine Vidal DaCruz featured at both campus libraries.
Please see below or CLICK HERE to view this season's offerings.
For information or questions on the HCCC Cultural Affairs Spring 2017 Calendar, please do not hesitate to contact us at gallery@hccc.edu.