Plural Zone: Methods of Occupying Possibilities in Sculpture Now

This exhibition is a study of sculptural practices at SAIC highlighting traditional, experimental and the outermost art experiences produced in and around campus. Plural Zone considers conversation in contemporary sculptural such as architecture, performative objects, community engagement, sound installation, kinetics, site-specificity, abstraction, teleportation, ecology and the figure. With a combination of objects, performance and art happenings the work in this exhibition underlines the dynamic sculptural thread that runs through The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.



Focus Plan_Meetings


1. First, group meeting, Sculpture Faculty, Carolyn will assist in setting this up in the next week. 
2. Second, Faculty members who currently work on exhibitions opportunities.   (list below)
3. Third, Graduate Coordinators.  (or who Stephanie Books is for our Department).   Individual, Working on list now.
4. Fourth, Individual faculty with great projects Tiff Holmes and Andy Hall....working list.

During each meeting I will introduce the exhibition and try to get as much  feedback, input and suggestions as I can. 

Here is the list from group 2. 
Melanie Feerst AIADO
Karolina Gnatowski Fibers/Materials Studies
Brooke Barnett Contemporary Practices
Conrad Hamather Fashion
Jenn Smith Library Exhibitions
Jean De St Aubin Gene Siskel Film Center
Lori Felker Free Radio/ExTV Experimental Television
 
Focus
 

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