MFA Show Explores Temporal Frequencies

February 04, 2009

The MFA Central Gallery features a collaboration between two MFA students that explores “Temporal Frequencies.”

Sound artist Mindy McGovern and light-based painter Laura Hughes use color frequency to explore links between their individual practices in a video projection that integrates elements of both practices.

McGovern created a piano and percussion tonal composition derived from relative color frequencies. Hughes: Painting created with inkjet printer ink, oil, and isopropyl alcohol inserted into corrugated plastic.

*“Temporal Frequencies”
First Thursday Opening* | February 5, 6pm - 9pm
Installation runs 11am-6pm, Monday – Saturday through February 27
MFA Central Gallery
Pacific Northwest College of Art
Main Campus Building, 1241 NW Johnson St.

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