"Not Quite Human" Exhibition
Launch F18
This event has ended.
Launch F18’s inaugural show highlights artists from New York, Berlin and Bratislava. Each artist’s work has its own personal narrative, yet has been obtained for its ability to be incorporated into a larger dialogue titled: Not Quite Human.
Throughout history we have questioned our condition by appealing to the studies of Philosophy, Psychology, Science and the Arts. It was through these various disciplines that we evaluated and made attempts to conquer and correct forces that seemed to be against the human norm.
Here the notion “Human” has been de-contextualized into an exhibit of contemporary works, which invite us to examine the different way each artist represents the progression or retrogression of humanity through biological malevolence, associations, psycho-social/sexual manipulation, characterizations, and even extraterrestrial suggestions. These works allow us to challenge the question, “What is Not Quite Human?” in order to rein in, if we choose, a clearer or broader awareness of what the notion of human can stand for in all its protean forms.
About the curator:
Tim Donovan is a past member of the Guggenheim Young Collectors Acquisition Committee, an invited juror for the McDowell Colony’s Centennial Show and Director of Launch Art and Launch F18. Tim is also an interdisciplinary artist.
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Schedule
from March 19, 2011 to March 31, 2011
Opening Reception on 2011-03-19 from 18:00 to 20:00
Artist(s)
Ivonne Dippmann, Andrej Dubravsky, Nelson Loskamp, Sam Trioli