Screening Room: By Proxy

On View: September 26 - December 19, 2020

Truland Gallery

Featured Artists:
Jeremy Hutchison, Mariah Anne Johnson, Ivetta Sunyoung Kang, and My Husband

AAC’s online summer exhibition, By Proxy, explored the tension between solitude and solidarity that has characterized public and private life for many people since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Presented entirely online, the show reflected both a sense of isolation and a desire for connection and communication, while exploring the mediated togetherness offered by technology. For the fall season, AAC is pleased to present a selection of video work in the Truland Gallery which was originally shown online as part of By Proxy, giving audiences an opportunity to experience the work in person and on a larger scale. Work on view will include Jeremy Hutchison’s Dear Mr. Zuckerberg, a music video created as part of the artist’s ongoing social media-based project, videos of new performances created by artist duo My Husband, work from Mariah Anne Johnson’s Habitat series, and video documentation of Tenderhands, a series of short performances originally created by Ivetta Sunyoung Kang for AAC’s Instagram feed.

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Emily Fussner: Some Shining Coil of Wind

Through January 24, 2027

Some Shining Coil of Wind is a new site-specific installation by Resident Artist Emily Fussner that continues her long-standing exploration of place, resilience, and the ephemeral.

Fall Classes at MoCA!

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Sign up today for a class or workshop! MoCA offers a wide array of programs for kids, teens, and adults. From drawing and painting, to mixed media and pottery, you are sure to find a course that inspires! Classes fill up quickly so register today!

MoCA on the Move at Met Park

Sundays 10am-12pm

MoCA Arlington at Met Park
Fun for the whole family! No Experience Required offers playful art making activities for children (and their curious adults) every Sunday morning. There will be collaborative, community-built art works, and opportunities to “make and take” works, too.

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