INTERDISCIPLINARIUM

On View: June 24 - October 1, 2017

Main Galleries

Featuring ten contemporary artists with backgrounds rooted in a variety of fields and disciplines from natural history, ecology and botany to technology, dance, and music, INTERDISCIPLINARIUM explores the connections between contemporary art and these diverse areas of study

INTERDISCIPLINARIUM aims to spark a conversation about the myriad ways that the arts interact with other disciplines, through coordinating summer camps and events designed to engage a broader audience. The exhibition presents art as a vital instrument in our understanding of other disciplines, and posits artists as creative, imaginative, and innovative problem-solvers across various fields of inquiry.

Participating artists: Stephen Towns, Will Connally, Lorenzo Cardim, Neil Feather, Alyssa Dennis, Beverly Ress, Miriam Simun, Catherine Pancake, Brian Davis, & Salvatore Pirrone


RELATED EVENTS

Opening Reception: June 24, 6-9pm
Meet the Artists & Community Event: September 9, 1-3pm

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Press Release
Exhibition Catalog

Call for Artists

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