Sun February 22, 2015
(Im)materiel - Winter Exhibition at Headlands Center for the Arts
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Opening Reception: Sunday, January 18, noon-5PM; On view Jan. 18-Feb. 22
What humans are able to physically see represents only a minute fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum. But given the proper means, the invisible can become visible. Join us for the opening reception of (Im)materiel, guest curated by Kevin B. Chen, which includes photographs, sculptures, and video installations by 18 artists whose work surveys the slippery line that divides the known/unknown, tangible/intangible, and terrestrial/extramundane.
Make a day of it by grabbing a snack in the Mess Hall Cafe, and checking out Headlands' historic, artist-renovated Building 944.
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What humans are able to physically see represents only a minute fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum. But given the proper means, the invisible can become visible. Join us for the opening reception of (Im)materiel, guest curated by Kevin B. Chen, which includes photographs, sculptures, and video installations by 18 artists whose work surveys the slippery line that divides the known/unknown, tangible/intangible, and terrestrial/extramundane.
Make a day of it by grabbing a snack in the Mess Hall Cafe, and checking out Headlands' historic, artist-renovated Building 944.
Opening Reception: Sunday, January 18, noon-5PM; On view Jan. 18-Feb. 22
What humans are able to physically see represents only a minute fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum. But given the proper means, the invisible can become visible. Join us for the opening reception of (Im)materiel, guest curated by Kevin B. Chen, which includes photographs, sculptures, and video installations by 18 artists whose work surveys the slippery line that divides the known/unknown, tangible/intangible, and terrestrial/extramundane.
Make a day of it by grabbing a snack in the Mess Hall Cafe, and checking out Headlands' historic, artist-renovated Building 944.
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What humans are able to physically see represents only a minute fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum. But given the proper means, the invisible can become visible. Join us for the opening reception of (Im)materiel, guest curated by Kevin B. Chen, which includes photographs, sculptures, and video installations by 18 artists whose work surveys the slippery line that divides the known/unknown, tangible/intangible, and terrestrial/extramundane.
Make a day of it by grabbing a snack in the Mess Hall Cafe, and checking out Headlands' historic, artist-renovated Building 944.
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