“Signaling to ^ the Cipher ^ towards a Segway” Exhibition

Field Projects

poster for “Signaling to ^ the Cipher ^ towards a Segway” Exhibition
[Image: MaDora Frey "Kaleidoscope #600" (2015)]

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Somewhere along the line I had a teacher that convinced me that, at their core, science and religion were ultimately the same things. They are systems for making sense of the human condition. They function as narratives; bedtime stories that ease the mind to sleep. They provide framework that give us purpose and keep us confident that we aren’t just hapless passengers, stuck on a rock hurtling through space, that truly, something bigger is at work.

On an individual level, we all write our own smaller narratives. It’s what we choose to wear and how we present ourselves socially to the world. They are where we come from and where we choose to go, how we interpret history, politics and evolution as they relate to us personally. Whether the stories are fact fiction or some blurred reality, they keep us sane and give us a place.

This show is a patchwork of strategies- works the artists are using to look both at the world and their self. They are analyzing systems, mythologies and environments that were presented to us as fact and comparing them to those that we craft ourselves everyday. These tools not only identify the artists’ points of departure from the world around them, but create new realities, new mythologies, new belief systems.

Curated by Jesse David Penridge

Featuring: Austin Ballard, Rory Baron, Sarah E. Brook, Pat Byrne, Abigail Collins, Sean Dustan-Halliday, Carla Edwards, MaDora Frey, Tricia Keightley, Myeong Soo Kim, Alison Kudlow, Mary Laube, and Jessica Vala.

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Schedule

from May 05, 2016 to June 11, 2016

Opening Reception on 2016-05-05 from 18:00 to 20:00

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