Event Details
Date: Monday, July 11, 2022
Time: 8 am
Location :Esvelt Gallery View Directions to the Venue Directions
Cost: FREE
Contact Information: Gallery Director
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Phone: 509.542.4864
Tags: Campus Events, Community Events, School of Arts, Humanities & Comm.
In this exhibition, John Holmgren and Nick Conbere present photographs, drawings and mixed-media prints that explore ways to visually interpret manipulations and transitions of landforms, based on observations of the dams of the Columbia River in both Canada and the United States. A central theme is the struggle to comprehend the implications of human constructions that drastically alter forces of nature. While much imagery comes from time spent on the river and direct observation, the artistic content also includes archival information such as historical charts, photographs and ephemera. Our content references larger uses of water in relation to the dams, such as power generation, irrigation, salmon migrations, and flood control, in relation to social and ecological impacts. The works present a re-imagining of constructed space as we use layering of various media to explore implications of altering natural landscapes. We aim to have real-world information resonate aesthetically and metaphorically, creating a space for the imagination.
Free and open to the public.
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