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Photograph of a gallery room with yellow and dark grey walls and tan floor. On the yellow wall are several large paintings. On the grey wall is a collection of photographs all close together. In the center of the floor are three pedestals with large fabric balls on top.
January 18 - August 30, 2020

January 18-August 30, 2020
Family Circle

By definition, your family circle are the members of your family and your friends who are the closest to you.  For better or for worse, their history is your history. Family is complicated, and family history is a dense web of people, places, and things.  This exhibition explores the complications of family past and present and the lineage of family stories—what is forgotten, remembered, and reinterpreted.  Works in this exhibition tell visual, personal family stories through a range of media, including work by Lisa Barthelson, Jenny Carpenter, Jasmine Chen, Kristen Joy Emack, Lee Kilpatrick, Mary Morazzi-Henderson, and Claudia Ruiz-Gustafson.

Reception Saturday, February 1, 6:00-8:00 p.m.; free and open to the public

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Gallery: Weinberg and Litowitz Galleries
Dates: January 18 - August 30, 2020
Participating artists: Lisa Barthelson, Jenny Carpenter, Jasmine Chen, Kristen Joy Emack, Lee Kilpatrick, Mary Morazzi-Henderson, Claudia Ruiz-Gustafson
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Busy expressionistic painting with many swirls and blobs of color across the canvas, but gathered primarily in the center. There are faces peaking out in several areas, including one distinct Asian face at the upper right wearing glasses.
Jasmine Chen, I See You , 2019
Painting on a light tan birch panel of a woman in a strapless dress or towel and hair in a bun laying on her stomach with her head looking down into a hole. The whole and some details of the figure utilize the tree rings seen in the panel.
Jenny Carpenter, Rabbit Hole , 2019, Oil and graphite on birch panel
Busy expressionistic painting with many swirls and blobs of color across the canvas, but gathered primarily in the center. There are faces peaking out in several areas, including one distinct Asian face at the upper right wearing glasses.
Jasmine Chen
I See You , 2019
Painting on a light tan birch panel of a woman in a strapless dress or towel and hair in a bun laying on her stomach with her head looking down into a hole. The whole and some details of the figure utilize the tree rings seen in the panel.
Jenny Carpenter
Rabbit Hole , 2019, Oil and graphite on birch panel

Museum Purchase, 2020.56

Photograph of a gallery room with dark grey walls and tan wood floor. A blue squiggly ball hangs in the center of the room from the ceiling. On the walls are small black and white photographs in gold frames. Photograph of a gallery room with yellow and dark grey walls and tan floor. On the yellow wall are several large paintings. On the grey wall is a collection of photographs all close together. In the center of the floor are three pedestals with large fabric balls on top.

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