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LIVE SCULPTURE NOW 2019

Main Gallery: January 14 – March 9, 2019

Artists' Talk: Saturday, February 16, 2 pm

The Washington Sculptors Group was founded in 1984 with a mission to “promote an awareness and an understanding of sculpture and foster the exchange of ideas among sculptors, collectors, and the general public.” This exhibition brings together a group of works that continue to push the boundaries of the physical, the spatial and the interpreted.

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(In)Justice Systems

March 25 – May 18
Reception: Saturday, March 30, 5-8 pm

Curated by artist, curator, and educator Erin Devine, this exhibition presents the investigations of a group of contemporary artists as they explore the impact of mass incarceration on prisoners, families, and communities the United States—which holds the highest incarceration rate in the world. The exhibit also seeks to provide a space for broader meanings of “incarcerations” that are global, racial, and gendered, with works that engage community action, spatial concepts, and history.

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LIVE SCULPTURE NOW 2019

(In)Justice Systems

Muriel hasbun's DOCUMENTED: THE COMMUNITY BLACKBOARD

Roman Holiday

MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION

Akemi Maegawa

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	Muriel hasbun's DOCUMENTED: THE COMMUNITY BLACKBOARD Lab Gallery: January 14 – March 9, 2019 Interactive Artist Talk: Saturday, February 23, 2 pm In Documented: The Community Blackboard, artist and educator Muriel Hasbun invites the public to post their family photos and write their own migration story onto the museum walls. Along with a collage-like bilingual sound piece that weaves together Hasbun’s own reflections on migration as gathered from oral testimonies and other aural impressions recorded in El Salvador, Documented is conceived as a space for dialogue beyond borders, and for the sharing of individual and collective memory through family photos and documents. It is a space where individuals can express their allegiance to multiple languages, cultures and places, and where the past and the present are neither erased nor left undocumented. This exhibition is produced in collaboration with Casa de La Cultura El Salvador.
	Roman Holiday March 25 – May 18 Reception: Saturday, March 30, 5-8 pm Jennifer R. A. Campbell’s compositions call attention to the chaotic world of humanity, while conversely investigating the various elements that inform the ways we interact She presents her characters in fictitious landscapes, amid a frenzied environment that invites the spectator into a visual feast of symbols. In the absence of words, the viewer is able to arrive at multiple interpretations as to what is occurring in the scene presented as the artist furthermore highlights the absurdity of human existence.
	MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION June 3 – August 10 Reception: Saturday, June 8, 5-8 pm With an enigmatic collection of objects, artist Matt Wilt seeks to blurb the boundaries between two-dimensional and the three-dimensional approaches to art making. In this exhibition, Wilt also highlights the inherent value of traditional craftsmanship in sculpture work, his colorful sculpture work also exploring the creative expressions in art movements such as Dadaism and Surrealism.