Means of Accumulation
April 13-30
Arnheim Gallery
Opening Reception
April 15, 5-7pm
Means of Accumulation is the evidence of a variety of artists defining their relationship with the world of numbers. Coming from different mathematical backgrounds, these artists contemplate, create, explore, and in turn, solve visual equations. Each work’s existence is a testament to the artist’s grappling with the marriage of numbers and art, an investigation in the variable similarities and inevitable differences. Some artists have developed processes, while others are concerned with measurement; some collect data and analysis, while others use pattern and repetition.
Characteristically, numbers can be considered indisputable, while art is abstract and fluid. This show is evidence that the act of processing and collecting data can now be seen as the development of an art piece, as well as a process to developing a solid scientific solution to an almost indescribable problem. In Means of Accumulation, numbers and art coexist in congruence.
| Rachel Akiba Erin Bell Anni Blackie Emily Brozyna Sara DeAngelis Odile Dix Kasey Fagerquist San Martin Figueroa |
John Giordano Marjorie Gross Ashley Hetland Lindsay Keyes Courtney McKenna Sarah Merianos Kristen Mills All Nebel Amanda Pollard
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Marissa Poole |
Courtney McKenna, Amanda Pollard, John Crowe, Kelly Sullivan, and Emily Brozyna
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below, left to right: Sarah Merianos
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The O’Bryant School visits the exhibit.
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