At once private and public, the body is an exceptionally loaded subject. It is capable of evoking multiple responses simultaneously, including eroticism, nostalgia, power, fragility, free will, and humor. The presence of a body in a work of art often conveys insights linked to the tension of its dualities - masculine and feminine, young and old, the repulsive and the alluring. The artwork featured in Eye of the Behold explores the figure through parody, distortion and subversion, giving viewer the opportunity to look at the body and question our assumptions of normalcy and "other".
Participating Artists
Marie Bergstedt Amanda Boehm-Garcia Gina Contreras Angie Crabtree* Brynda Glazier Jose Jimenez Cathy Lu* |
Colm McCarthy Nicole McClure* Brooke Nelson James Parlin Alissa Polan Michelle Ramin Sam Senack |
Karen Thomas* Johanna Villamil* Anna Zusman *Root Division Studio Artist |
Eye Of The Beholder Exhibition Images
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Eye Of The Beholder is free, open to the public, and includes a Creative Station [2] - all ages art activities hosted in our classroom during the 2nd Saturday opening reception.