Navigation Puzzle
2014 Members' Juried Exhibition
Image details (left to right): Csilla Sadloch, Lorraine Glessner, Edward Evans, Nichola Kinch
Guest Juror - Bridgette Mayer, Director of the Bridgette Mayer Gallery DuPont I & II Galleries June 28 - October 19, 2014
Wilmington, Delaware, June 23, 2014 - The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts presents the 2014 Members' Juried Exhibition titled Navigation Puzzle curated by guest juror Bridgette Mayer, Director of the Bridgette Mayer Gallery, on view from June 28 through October 19, 2014 in the DuPont I & II Galleries. Join us at the opening reception on Friday, July 11th in the DuPont I & II Galleries at 6:30 PM for a talk with the artists of Navigation Puzzle during the opening from 5 - 9 pm. Press is invited to attend. Please contact curator Maiza Hixson for more information regarding this exhibition at [email protected].
Download the exhibition brochure here.
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A note from guest juror Bridgette Mayer
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Photo by Jan Rattia
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Navigation Puzzle features one video artist, several artists working with mixed media sculpture, several artists working with photography and mixed media and a majority of the rest of the applicants working within abstraction, several with references to the landscape or figure through pure abstraction and many through pure process and outcome.
I enjoyed navigating and taking a visual journey through the multiple entrants to this year's DCCA members' group exhibition. The first thing that stood out to me looking at the applicants as a grouping was the thread of abstraction through the majority of the artists. It seemed to be a big puzzle to decode and put back together for this large group show in the DuPont Galleries I & II.
The other thing I noticed was the exuberance of paint/color and process juxtaposed with more minimal color and process, a dichotomy of two distinct styles along with a few artists whose works seemed to be in the middle of these two ideas. Having a history of curating abstract artists, I decided to select the best artist works that stood out within these various styles of abstraction. The result (I hope) is a cacophony and beautiful symphony of many voices, sounds, interests and intentions that for me define a well curated exhibition.
-Bridgette Mayer Director of the Bridgette Mayer Gallery
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Selected Artists 2014
MARIA ELENA MENDOZA - ALTAMIRANO DE MILLER
MICHAEL BENEVENIA
NANCY BRESLIN
EMILY BRETT-LUKENS
JEFF CARPENTER
ALEXANDRA COULTAS
CHRIS COX
MARIANNE DAGES
DELNA DASTUR
ESSEN ELLES
EDWARD EVANS
COLETTE GAITER
LORRAINE GLESSNER
LISA HASKELL
NANCI HERSH
GLEN HOLMSTROM
MELISSA HUSTED-SHERMAN
JOSEPH IACONA
REBECCA JACOB
SUNHEE KIM JUNG
NICHOLA KINCH
MICHELLE KISHITA
JACK KNIGHT
DIANE LACHMAN
DAVID KNOPP |
NANCY KRESS
NICOLE LENZI
JACQUE LIU
ADAM LOVITZ
CAROLE LOEFFLER
CHRISTOPHER MACSISAK
DAVID MAGYAR
MICHELLE MARCUSE
JENEE MATEER
NANCY NEILL
LYNN RYBICKI
CSILLA SADLOCH
MELANIE SERKES
ETHAN PATRICK SHERMAN
STAN SMOKLER
MAT TOMESZKO
MICHELE TREMBLAY
VALETTA
JAY WALKER
EDWARD YALISOVE
DGANIT ZAUBERMAN
TAMAR ZINN
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