Beth Fein

www.bethfein.com

I am continually exploring the ephemeral nature of movement, integrating performance concepts into my visual art. The art I create is imbued with a sense of movement - lines, form and color travel through space trailing an invisible wake behind. My work is often not fixed in place, which creates a John Cage quality of possibilities. Chance and change are possible. Work can often be configured in different ways - picked up and moved as though it were a performance that was evolving for a specific site.

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Kathryn Maxwell‘s recent installations, 3-dimensional graphic works, and prints, examine points of intersection of science, spirituality and art, as they help define our understanding of what it means to be human and our relationship to the universe. Her works have been exhibited throughout the U.S as well as numerous other countries, most recently, China. Venues include Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee, Scotland; Denver Art Museum; Detroit Institute of Art; and the Indianapolis Art Center. She has been awarded artist residencies in China, Greece, Scotland, South Dakota, and Wyoming. Maxwell received her MFA from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and BA from Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois.She currently resides in Tempe, AZ where she is a Professor in the School of Art at Arizona State University.

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ImMigration Project at Self Help Graphics

Jan. 11, 2020

ImMigration Project at Self Help Graphics

Saturday, January 11th to February 22nd, 2020

Opening Reception, January 11th, 7PM - 9PM

Join us February 1st, 2020 from 1PM-3PM
For or a Gallery Walk through with participating artists followed by a
Panel Discussion on "Migration and Art” with
Pavel Acevedo, Marianne Sadowski and Phumilelele Tshabalala

Included in this exhibition is a special preview of PAPER BOATS, a small flotilla will be on view in preparation for LA Printmaking on view at SGCI 2023 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The ImMigration Project, back from an exciting installation in Venice Italy, in October 2019 currently comprises 145 artists from all over North America and Europe!

Here is a short video clip of the first installation of ImMigration at the 2019 SGCI.

This unique collaborative art project will continue to grow and travel. Help us find the next venues! And stay posted on all the news when you follow the ImMigration project on Facebook and Instagram!

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