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February 24 - April 15, 2007 |
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Marc Swanson
Beginning to See the Light
Features artwork from the last five years. The first major presentation of Swanson’s work on the West Coast, this exhibition explores themes such as autobiography, the romantic impulse, mythical narratives, and music influences. |
Killing Moon #3, 2005
Mixed Media
Dimensions variable
Courtesy PS1 and Bellwether Gallery, NY |
Xaviera Simmons
The Hustle Never Stops In Lagos (Mumbai, Mexico City, Dhaka, Manila, Sao Paolo et al).
about the SALON series
Simmons transforms the Norton Gallery into a meeting/study space that incorporates both her photographic and video work, as well as available reading materials, records, and comfortable seating. In addition, Simmons has invited groups of any kind to use the space as a freestanding meeting space.
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How To Break Your Own Heart: Selective Memory (installation images),
2006
Zacheta National Museum in Warsaw, Poland |
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Do you need a different (or any) kind of space to hold
meetings, have lunch, host an event, have a reading,
dance or other type performance, babysit, or just unwind?
Come utilize FREE SPACE as part of an interactive
installation:
The space can be used for any purpose and will be available
during normal business hours (Tuesday - Sunday, 11AM-5PM).
For more information please contact:
lagosmumbai at hotmail.com
or call 805.966.5373 ext. 103
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Emilie Halpern
Overcast
about the BLOOM PROJECTS series
Halpern explores the ethereal emotions associated with love, the heavens, and scientific fascination. Working in video and photography, Halpern creates work with a dream-like duality that evokes a sense of romanticism, longing, and loss. |
Lightning, 2006
Thermoplastic and aluminum wire
96 x 74 x 37 in.
Courtesy Anna Helwing Gallery, Los Angeles, CA |
see press release
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