"Resonance" Exhibition

Rabbit Hole Studio Gallery

poster for "Resonance" Exhibition

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RABBITHOLESTUDIO presents “Resonance,” a group exhibition featuring the work of ten emerging artists, from Brooklyn and across the country. This exhibition considers the significance of the word “resonance,” its diverse meanings across disparate fields and within different contexts, and then focuses on its implications to the visual arts and painting.

The show was curated by Julie Oppermann, whose large-scale Moiré paintings, featured in the show, provided the inspiration for the theme. In selecting the artists for the exhibition, she chose painters whose work she greatly admired, trying to assemble a cohesive yet diverse set of artists whose work would engage and resonate with the greater body of work in the exhibition.

The exhibition proposes that the term “resonance” connotes discrete energies, vibrations, ideas, or concepts, which are made stronger via their interaction and overlap with one another. Through this agenda, each work in the show represents a permutation and interpretation of a common theme. Centering in on the concept of resonance, and the medium of painting, each artist explores what this means in terms of their own work. Thus, when the works are all brought together for the exhibition, the ideas, questions, thoughts and concepts generate a dialogue that reverberates back and forth between the paintings, growing stronger and louder and finding meaning through the interaction.

The exhibition focuses on painting, in all of its forms, from works on canvas, to paper, to board, as well as created directly on the gallery walls. Additionally, the exhibition will include a site-specific installation, an animated film, and sculpture.

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Schedule

from April 01, 2010 to April 26, 2010

Opening Reception on 2010-04-01 from 17:00 to 21:00

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