Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies Students and Alumni exhibit at Bend Art Center!

January 07, 2019

WinterxWinter exhibition includes Low-Residency MFA in Visual Studies Students and Alumni at the Bend Art Center! The exhibition will be on display from January 4-27, 2019.

In this site-specific art installation, Northwest artists generate multi-media works to create an intertwined and contemplative landscape. This exploration of winter offers dualisms of life and death, self and others, light and dark – from the perspective of community and shared human experience. Guest curated by Julie Winter.

Featured Artists:

Lynn Adamo & Bob Faber, Julian Adoff, Ana Aguirre-Gayton, Nicole Baker, Alyson Belcher, Richard Boswell, Paula Bullwinkel, Lorna Cahall, Patricia Clark, Marie Conner, Bill Cravis, Nancy Dasen, Erin Dengerink, Patrick Durka, Vanessa Briones-Englund, Patricia Freeman-Martin, Melissa Gueiros, Keiko Hara, Barbara Hudin, Sherry Jankiewicz, Shin Yeon Jeon, Ann Kresge, Michelle Lindblom, Helen Loeffler, Amanda M. Wilcox, Lloyd McMullen, M.V. Moran, Carolyn Platt, Jane Quale, Elizabeth Quinn, Joseph Rodriguez, Justus Vega, Abney Wallace, Brenda Whitehill Schlenker

Free Admission. Viewing Hours: Tue-Sat 10-6 pm, Sun 12-5 pm

Image: Detail of work by Keiko Hara

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