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Shared Vision: Local artists in conversation with works from the IEMA collection. A spiritual connection between the past and the present. |
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March 4th - April 22nd 2018 |
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Throughout the trajectory of art history, artists have been influenced by one another. Sometimes the influence has to do with the invisible concepts that inform the subject matter, technique, media or the essence of the artists themselves. Essentially, there exists a desire to add on to a conversation or to generate a new one that stems from pre-existing artworks. This relational component to art production adds to the underlying web of connection that links art from different eras, continents and cultures. Ultimately, art is a form of visual communication and every visual voice is open to a response or a reaction. In the group exhibition Shared Vision, 13 artists were invited to display work that shares a conversation with work selected from the Inland Empire Museum of Art. The exhibition showcases sets of works that share points of similarity but carry in them their own specificity. The curators looked for what is clearly visible in the paired art works and also for that “something intangible” that links the pairs. |
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Edgar Arceneaux Areli Arellano Jeremiah Catling Yvonne Cavanagh N. S. David Jeff Del Nero Joshua Freeman Kelsey Overstreet Ana Rodriguez Kelly Shehan Christine Lee Smith Arnoldo Vargas Molly Zakrajsek |
ilia Anossov Unknown Jack Zajack Bradin Edward Weston Martha Mde Quezaba Mark Dodge Medlin Jens Lerback Roland Reiss Arthur Rothstein Edward Weston Nancy Carenen Stedman Upham |
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Curators |
William Catling Nery Gabriel Lemus |
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© 2018 Inland Empire Museum of Art |
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